Sentence examples for become leached from inspiring English sources

These harmful pesticides also become leached from soil to the ground water (Blackwell 2000).

Ambrose soon became Leach's fourth victim as he lost his middle stump as the ball jagged back.

Because that is what free trade has become: an idea leached of life and meaning but stumbling on for want of any replacement.

Vitrano's firm has in recent years worked with a lot of smaller local companies seeking national audiences (like a performance-apparel company called thriv and a self-explanatory product called Bruise Relief) and has become what Leach calls his "brand muse".

As the land so cleared fell into disuse, the soil began to leach and become more acidic, producing a suitable environment for the growth of heather and rushes.

Column leaching tests have become a standard method for assessing leaching of pollutants from materials used, e.g., for road and railway constructions and in landscaping measures.

The government's approach largely has relied on utilities ensuring that water does not become so corrosive that it leaches lead from pipes at any stage.

In 1992, moguls became an Olympic sport, which leached most of the craziness out of it (and helped usher in an age of television-friendly new-sport inclusion).

Heap leaching has become a widely used method of extracting metals from low grade ores.

The process, known as in-situ leaching, has become the most common method used globally in the past five years, partly because it gives mining companies greater flexibility at a time of uncertain demand.

This has raised fears that the German economy itself will become more volatile.Mr Leach makes the distinction between the entrepreneurial type of small firm, where the owner drives around in a Rolls-Royce and smokes fat cigars, and the small family firm, where the owner is more likely to drive an old Ford and to take the cash generated by the business to the bank himself.