Sentence examples for entirely eroded from inspiring English sources

That advantage has entirely eroded over the past 30 years.

But her defenses — like theirs, perhaps — were almost entirely eroded.

The benefits of killing one or two Qaeda-linked militants, he said, could be entirely eroded if airstrikes kill civilians and lead dozens of others to jihad.

Overlying those rocks in the ordinary geologic record should be a thick sequence of Mesozoic rocks (about 250 to 65 million years old), but rocks dating from the Mesozoic Era in the Grand Canyon have been entirely eroded away.

If it was, then Fuller, Leigh and Warwood would get to commentate on it every week on TV, until the joy of the job had entirely eroded and they became as dreary and uninspired as, say, Clive Tyldesley on ITV.

Near the voyage's end, Fernando -- with shadows of mortality beginning to darken his ardor -- shows that all the deception has not entirely eroded trust by allowing Celia sole possession of Julieta's final secrets, and by that act more or less placing his life in her hands.

The low-stand systems tract has been totally eroded by the tidal ravinement surface and the valley is entirely filled by the transgressive systems tract.

It will only erode your self-respect.

They reasonably presumed that the Greater Himalaya did not entirely stop eroding at that time and that the change in provenance in the preserved record was mostly linked to drainage reorganization at the local scale.

E.ON, a German firm that runs power stations in Britain, forecasts that, in the absence of new power stations, the margin will have eroded entirely by around 2015 (see chart).

But it's hard to say whether the rough edges — in both the writing and the acting of this production — would be smoothed down by further polish, or simply eroded entirely.