Sentence examples for eroded black from inspiring English sources

There, layers of ash have accumulated and formed these highly fertile, though easily eroded, black soils.

Trust, or lack thereof, is based on lived experience, and it is the actions of law enforcement in communities of color that has eroded black and brown Americans' trust.

If a black woman assumed a role of leadership, she was said to be eroding black manhood, to be hindering the progress of the black race".

The Black Tusk is a large spire of extensively eroded dark volcanic rock that is shaped like a Walrus tusk.

The  four-day walk passes through old lava flows that have eroded into black-and-red sand deserts, dotted here and there with a hump of pale white moss or a spray of neon yellow wildflowers.

That, argues Taylor, has eroded the basis of black political power in the region after a relative golden age in the post-civil rights era.

But the walls were clearly eroded and covered in black damp rings.

On its badly eroded surface, along with black-painted human figures, were scrawled Mayan glyphs and columns of numbers in the form of bars and dots (bars for the number 5 and dots for 1), based on observations of motions of the Sun, the Moon and planets.

Given Obama's silence about race and Clinton's baiting of it, her rapidly eroding support among black voters may have more to do with the vision of community she is offering than with his message.

This strike was part of a wave of protest in several cities as inflation eroded the real wages of black workers.

Aside from its rugged mountains and spectacular deep glacier-carved valleys, the park has unusual geologic features, including fossil forests, eroded basaltic lava flows, a black obsidian (volcanic glass) mountain, and odd erosional forms.