Sentence examples for consequent erosion of from inspiring English sources

This decision has ended up damaging the riverbeds of the countless dammed rivers and has reduced the sediment they carry to the coasts, with the consequent erosion of flora and fauna in the deltas.

Each illness is discussed in the context of disease-induced destruction and debilitation of the population, erosion of productivity and prosperity, fear-induced social destabilization, disruption of governance institutions, and the consequent erosion of state power relative to unaffected rival states.

Warming is also a cause of rising sea levels and the consequent erosion and flooding of coastal areas and disruption of coastal ecosystems and settlements [ 22].

Figure 5c clearly illustrates that the Triassic and Jurassic units covered large parts of the Eifel region prior to exhumation of the RM and consequent erosion.

Cholesteatoma is a destructive process of the middle ear resulting in erosion of the surrounding bony structures with consequent hearing loss, vestibular dysfunction, facial paralysis, or intracranial complications.

Pharmacological or pathophysiological breaching of the gastric mucosal barriers to back diffusion of HCl leads to rapid erosion of the gastric epithelial monolayer and consequent ulceration of the mucosa.

Sea-level rise, potential changes in the intensity and frequency of storms, and consequent shoreline erosion and flooding will have increasing impacts on the economy and culture of coastal regions.

Episodic undercutting of the fan toe initiated a sequence of events consequent on the fall in the local base level, which rendered the distal fan susceptible to headward erosion of box-sided gullies during flood events and their subsequent infilling by the coarse-grained sediment.

There's been an erosion of trust.

Some erosion of civil liberties is inevitable.

And the erosion of repertory is appalling.