Sentence examples for eroded I from inspiring English sources

In a seminal meta-analysis study Andrén [24] (see also [25]) proposed the existence of a fragmentation threshold in the total amount of remnant vegetation, below which landscape connectivity is eroded (i.e. the landscape is broken into several isolated patches) and local species abundance and richness (alpha diversity) become dependent on the size or isolation of remaining patches.

He may someday be able to say: "Before my skills eroded, I was the best ever but I came back because I realized what a privilege basketball is.

"To those who are trying to frighten British workers, saying, 'When we leave, employment rights will be eroded,' I say firmly and unequivocally, 'no they won't'".

On the surveys showing that public trust with climate science is eroding: I think the public are right.

"At the beginning of this project when I was single and alone, that feeling of confidence in who I was just eroded and I was almost under water," Thorpe says.

We've long known that the English care far more about animals than they do about people (though I have to wonder whether that, too, is being eroded when I hear increasingly of dogs being trained to attack in commons or parks across London).

My initial conviction -- essential for anyone who wants to make it as a scientist -- that I could really make a difference, maybe even win a few prizes and get famous, eroded when I realized that my brain was simply not wired like those of the phalanx of Nobelists I met over the years; I was never going to be original enough to be a star.

Terrorists can steal it for a moment or even a while, but we dare not let them fundamentally erode it, and I don't think we will.

"My confidence had been so eroded that I was the one saying, 'Well, maybe this...'...

"It was being eroded, and I simply can't have that," he said.

My freedom and liberty are eroded when I have no access to health care, or education, or food.