Sentence examples for considerable erosion from inspiring English sources

A "wind of 120 days" blows unceasingly from the north during summer, causing considerable erosion.

The old landscape has been revealed by considerable erosion.

CONDITION Both portions show considerable erosion of the very low relief.

Uplift occurred in Middle Devonian time (398 million to 385 million years ago), during which considerable erosion took place.

The first occurred in Late Devonian time (about 385 to 360 million years ago); considerable erosion occurred, and some 150 metres (500 feet) of deposits were removed.

Because of its large content of nitroglycerin this cordite had a high temperature of explosion and produced considerable erosion of big guns.

The Europeans in particular have been responsible for initially minor, but later significant and widespread, changes, notably considerable soil erosion.

"There is considerable water erosion," Dr. Brandt pointed out, "probably from an earlier life as a fountain, on the chest and head.

The cultivation of hillslopes in pre-Columbian times caused considerable soil erosion in the landscapes of the semi-arid Tehuacán Valley, south-central Mexico.

The results showed that all land uses experienced considerable net erosion since the mid-1950s, with an average total loss depth of 2.05 cm for AFL, 1.49 cm for AGL, and 0.54 cm for NGL.

Similar to Alabama, strong waves caused considerable beach erosion along portions of the coastline.