Sentence examples for degradation from from inspiring English sources

They appear in all states of degradation, from relatively fresh rayed craters to highly degraded crater remnants.

Much of the book was drawn from the violence and degradation from which Duras had emerged.

It is more resilient to degradation from ultraviolet light than most other biological agents.

The rest has suffered some degree of degradation, from minor logging to having had the forest entirely removed.

As she points out, wryly, the literary world suffered no degradation from the increase of women in their ranks.

Pryor could be brutally dissociative and sadistic, especially with people he cared about: he did not separate their degradation from his own.

To measure and control potential damage, Leers recently deployed a device called a spectrophotometer, which is used to help track degradation from exposure to light.

The appeals panel found the government provided no scientific evidence to support its conclusion that natural vegetation regrowth would adequately offset degradation from logging.

FEMA's degradation, from one of the government's most admired agencies to a laughingstock, wasn't an isolated event; it was the result of the G.O.P.'s underlying philosophy.

Like other exotic destinations widely believed to be threatened by degradation from climate change, the mountain's precariousness has become a marketing opportunity.

Hermie (he's less cloying than he sounds) evokes both the scientist's lost innocence and the beach's recent degradation from development, hurricanes, and sea-level rise.