Sentence examples for be eroded by wind from inspiring English sources
The exposed nature of Telica's slopes causes valuable soil to be eroded by wind and rain.
The research, which will appear in an upcoming edition of the journal Nature, also looks at how much rock can be eroded by wind-blown sand.
Exposed soil is eroded by wind and rain, and with this comes leaching of its nutrients.
Some of the hills are surmounted by formations, known as balancing rocks, that have been eroded by wind and water along regular fault lines, leaving some blocks precariously balanced upon others.
More than 2m tonnes of topsoil from farms and forests is being eroded by wind and rain each year, jeopardising efforts to increase food production, the UK government said today.
In the uppermost topographical position, the buried soil mantle is eroded by wind activity and shows disturbances typical for periglacial conditions.
As a result light atoms experience high thermal escape rates and expand to large distances (Tian et al., 2008a, 2009) where the whole atmosphere may be eroded by solar/stellar wind plasma flow related non-thermal escape processes (Khodachenko et al., 2007; Lammer et al., 2007; Lundin et al., 2007; Lichtenegger et al., 2010).
This needs to be eroded by competition from alternative fuels.
Otherwise, it is highly possible that the ossification will be eroded by local ischaemia [3].
This protective layer would be eroded by time and inhibitory effect of the drug was manifested.
