Sentence examples for eroded at all from inspiring English sources

Of course, in some neighborhoods, the crime rate -- or, at least the fear of crime -- never really eroded at all.

The reason why the positive predictive values were so low in the Mundwiler cohort was that this group hardly eroded at all.

Over the following decade, its beaches eroded at a rate of roughly five feet per year.

Allow faith in the judges to be eroded and that pillar is eroded at a huge cost to our freedoms.

In this work Cr3C2 25%NiCr thermal spray coatings were eroded at an impact velocity of 150 m/s by 20 25 µm alumina grit.

But in the contemporary sense wrought by the cold war, the notion of the west is being eroded at a speed few would have thought possible even two years ago.

However, Oliver said the standards were effectively being eroded at a time when obesity was becoming more widespread and he saw the Government's position as "illogical, unreasonable and weird".

But observers say the freedoms protected by that guarantee have been eroded at a frightening pace.

Topsoil is being eroded at a dangerous pace and deserts are expanding.

Around the world, arable land is in short supply and topsoil is being eroded at a worrisome rate.

For the past decade, Great British Pub Culture as our parents knew it has been eroded at a worrying pace; according to Camra, ​around 31 pubs are closing every week.