Sentence examples for drastic erosion from inspiring English sources

The Plavix marketers had seen a drastic erosion of their United States sales since the Canadian company, Apotex, introduced its generic version on Aug. 8 in a challenge to the patent held by the big companies.

The wall is being identified as a possible culprit in the drastic erosion of sand at Ditch Plains, just to the west, a beach so renowned for its cliffs and surf that fashion and magazine photo shoots take place there with increasing regularity; an apparel company is even seeking to trademark its name.

We have already witnessed a drastic erosion in protections for personal and private information as foreign and domestic security threats have grown over the past decade.

While the process that led to the engulfment of a cyanobacterium to give rise to photosynthetic organisms is still unknown, it appears to have involved drastic erosions in and transfer of many genes from the cyanobacterium, resulting in the small genome size seen for chloroplasts of today (150 200 kb).

Class II effects are caused by drastic signal erosion.

In the face of California's 500-year drought and other drastic weather events nationally (many erosion causing) this protection could not be more urgent.

Under tropical conditions, sheet and gully erosion is extensive and drastic.

"As with any young market, price erosion has been quite drastic," said Jitesh Ubrani from IDC. "We now see over 40% of the devices priced under $100, and that's one reason why the top five vendors have been able to grow their dominance from two-thirds of the market in the first quarter of last year to three quarters this quarter".

But the severity of dose rate of 5 mg/ml produced drastic changes in the tegument with blebbing, desquamation, erosion of syncytium and sub-syncytium exposing basal lamina.

The erosion of Majuli has become the most drastic example of the river's ruthless power, and local officials, trying to protect the monasteries and the island's growing population, have responded by building embankments and other protective measures.

Even if predictions of Kiribati's imminent reclamation by the waves are premature – as some scientists suggest – there is little doubt that coastal erosion, drinking water shortages and increased population density will render Kiribati uninhabitable this century unless drastic action is taken.