Sentence examples for been eroded to three from inspiring English sources

A ventifact that has been eroded to three curved facets is called a dreikanter.

"Originally the oil companies used to give out 10-year contracts to the hauliers, but it's slowly been eroded to three or four-year contracts.

The range was eroded to a level plain over the following 350 million years.

From the dimensions of the rock on which the island stands it has been calculated that the island has eroded to one fortieth of its original size.

While Ten's flagship show, MasterChef Australia, has improved its ratings performance markedly this year, the network has struggled to beat even the ABC in recent years and its share of advertising has been eroded by Seven and Nine.

Inside North Korea, social, political and economic controls have been eroded by two other changes over the past decade: private markets and a breakdown in travel restrictions, Dr. Lankov said.

Those rights have been eroded by two major reforms by Congress beginning in the 1980s: the federal sentencing guidelines, which called for specific sentences for specific crimes; and mandatory minimum sentences, which give enormous power to prosecutors to determine sentences through the charges they bring.

Certainly it is doubtful if more than nine collision-type mountain systems can have been eroded away in one spot, even if it were possible for them to form there.

Certainly it is doubtful if more than nine collision-type mountain systems can have been eroded away in one spot, even if it were possible for them to form there. Landform evolution is an expression that implies progressive changes in topography from an initial designated morphology toward or to some altered form.

"It's pointless," he stresses, "to try to protect the coastline, which is being eroded by three to four centimetres a year.

The merger reforms of voting rights and affirmative action have been eroded in the last two days.