Sentence examples similar to erode past from inspiring English sources

We learn all these facts indirectly, as Charging Elk visits his increasingly ghostly memories of an eroding past.

Tirades morph into indictments of corrupt, red-tape politicians and business owners who are selling off Miami as its ecological foundation is quickly being destroyed and eroded past the point of no return.

Photography revealed that other landscapes, though dry and cold now, had apparently been eroded by past floods.

We analyzed in situ cosmogenic 10Be and 26Al in 26 rock samples from two high-elevation landscapes adjacent to the GIS, minimally eroded by past glaciations and of differing character in Uummannaq (n = 16) and Sukkertoppen (n = 10), western Greenland.

Knowledge of past conditions erode with time with the result that each fresh generation of anglers has no idea that the previous generation would have been disappointed with such an equivalent haul.

All those things, they believe, have been eroded over the past few years.

The present that he explores is invaded, governed, sullied and eroded by the past.

The truth is that the BBC's independence from government, always fragile, has been eroded over the past 20 years.

Palestinians believe that their position has gradually eroded over the past 20 years, when the United States began monopolizing the negotiations with the 1991 Madrid peace conference.

But not at the neglect of an industrial base which has continued to be eroded in the past few years by manufacturing recession and an overvalued currency.

But its economic standing has severely eroded over the past generation, culminating recently in the worst financial crisis in its history.