Sentence examples for conditions that erode from inspiring English sources

Zircons, made primarily of the elements zirconium, oxygen and silicon, are extremely hard and durable and can survive conditions that erode, melt or otherwise transform the rock around them.

We demonstrate that sudden habitat loss can be facilitated by long term changes in the biotic and abiotic conditions in the system, that erode the ability of natural ecosystems to absorb and recover from multiple stressors of natural and human origin.

An eye condition that has eroded the vision of some astronauts who have spent months aboard the international space station has doctors worried that future explorers could go blind by the end of long missions, such as a multi-year trip to Mars.

In addition, childhood malnutrition is a condition that steadily erodes the ability to absorb nutrients even if food is available that adults see as acceptable.

By the same token, American consumers shouldn't get too used to cheap gas, since in the long run low oil prices erode the conditions that brought them about.

In general consumers benefit through lower energy prices, but eventually low oil prices do erode the conditions that brought them about.

He also cited studies of patients with rheumatoid arthritis, a painful and debilitating auto-immune condition that inflames and erodes the joints, who became less depressed after being treated with inflammatory blockers.

But many of the conditions that gave rise to earlier leftwing hostility to religion have eroded, as religion itself has declined in Europe and elsewhere.

Societal forces that ERODE creativity.

If you ignore the rights of illegal immigrants, you encourage the exploitation that erodes working conditions everywhere.

Research shows that gastric acid from purging, which is associated with the conditions, can erode both tooth enamel and dentine, the softer layer just underneath the enamel.