Sentence examples for damage and erosion from inspiring English sources

Storm damage and erosion are most severe there.

They also protect shorelines and property from storm damage and erosion, and prevent silt and polluted runoff from reaching fragile coral reefs and seagrass beds.

Drinking dark drinks Darker coloured drinks such as rum and coke are the worst offenders when it comes to damage and erosion to the teeth as they have the lowest pH so are more acidic.

WWF highlighted the case of the Belize Barrier Reef, where the construction of buildings along the coast, accompanying clearance of the mangrove swamps – which provide a shelter against storm damage and erosion – are affecting the lives of 190,000 people, or about half the state's population.

The shear bands weaken the material and provide planes for preferential material removal during foreign object damage and erosion.

Manufacturing limitations in the past allowed only the creation of microparticles, and these particles quickly settled out of the fluid, and deposited in pipes or tanks, clogging flow passages, causing damage and erosion to pumps and valves, and increasing pressure drop.

The breakwaters may not protect low-lying neighborhoods from a hurricane, but they will reduce the risk of wave damage, flooding, and erosion from routine inundation.

Increased permeability can facilitate water intrusion, which makes the pavement more vulnerable to moisture damage, stripping and erosion of unbound bases.

Radiologic assessment revealed decreased cartilage damage and bone erosion in CIA + quetiapine treatment group compared with those in CIA groups.

The nose-ringing of outdoor pigs (Sus scrofa) is commonly practised in many countries as a means to inhibit rooting and reduce pasture damage and soil erosion.

Further north, minor damage and beach erosion was likewise reported in Georgia.