Sentence examples for deep erosion from inspiring English sources

Unless this was curbed, it warned, there would be a "deep erosion of public confidence that could hinder, or even destroy, email".

Throughout the neighborhood, both loyal supporters and critics of the Brotherhood described a deep erosion in the group's street-level support.

Deep erosion of the limestone plateau has left a multitude of tall needle-shaped pinnacles out of whose steep sides trees sprout improbably.

Deep erosion was first constrained along the axis of the main E W rift zone, where numerous dykes compartmentalize the volcanic structure into large unstable blocks.

The fact that most of the administration's projections about Iraq since the invasion of 2003 have not been borne out has contributed to a deep erosion in White House credibility.

Conservatives criticize the government for addressing symptoms of anti-Americanism without addressing an underlying cause: a deep erosion among young people in the belief that American troops are needed in South Korea.

My one criticism of the session is that no one on the panel spoke about the threat to freedom posed by the deep erosions of personal privacy that are being pioneered by the British government and may come to impact all free societies.

Preminger's two films succeeded, although the larger battle against the Hays Code was to take another decade, and further deep erosions of the moviegoing audience by the spectacular growth of television.

[ 60] reported that the heels of replacement heifers housed on litter frequently showed deep erosions, probably due to chemical effects.

Burn injuries, deep erosions, chronic ulcers, diabetic wounds, graft donor sites are but a few of the clinical situations that could benefit from development of novels approaches of pharmacologic control of epithelialization.

And nobody was offering a way forward, or some way to bridge the differences and try to get us out of this impasse, which was harming our country and causing an even deeper erosion in the confidence that people have in our ability to govern.