Sentence examples for complete erosion from inspiring English sources

The communist years led to a complete erosion of ethics outside the family.

Predictably, this has translated into an almost complete erosion of their previously held health and pension plans they once enjoyed.

Add these three factors together, and add in: the almost complete erosion of social institutions; the growing redundancy of the church in a secular country; the toothlessness of trade unions; and the way in which social security has gone from being a helping hand at times of need to being an instrument of surveillance and punishment.

In other tests, weight-induced stress similarly protected samples against complete erosion from simulated rainfall.

The high turbulence of the flow allows a complete erosion of the soil.

Chondral lesions evolve to complete erosion of the articular cartilage, subchondral cyst formation and subchondral osteosclerosis.

Cartilage damage observed in models ranges from a reversible loss of proteoglycans to collagen damage, cell death and complete surface erosion.

Both systems proved to be effective in providing prolonged floatation, zero-order release, and complete disentanglement and erosion based on the analysis of data with "f2" of 68 and 71 for PEO and HPMC based systems, respectively.

The time necessary for complete detachment or erosion of the film from the surface was recorded (Table 2).

Currently, the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) states that "there are more than 200 homes at risk of complete loss to coastal erosion in the next 20 years".

Normally, the 'Dis' vary between 0 (complete absence of vertical erosion and hence dominance of flat surface) and 1 (vertical cliffs, it may be at vertical escarpment of hill slope or at seashore).