Sentence examples for eroded effect from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the grain bouncing off the walls created a beautiful eroded effect, as when a sandstone wall is carved into unusual swirled shapes by wind and water.

"The state's historical lack of spending has had an eroding effect on the district," he said.

Reeves says it is very difficult to forecast coastal cliff falls using computer models because of the many interacting forces at play, not least the eroding effect of the sea.

Computer Sciences drops its fourth-quarter profit forecasts, and says 700 to 900 job cuts are on tap, due to the sluggish economy's eroding effect on the information technology market.

Wealthier families replace the thatch with clay roofing tiles and construct a veranda on the west face of the building supported by four slender equidistant columns; this design is even more effective at protecting the building's foundations from the eroding effects of rainfall.

Father Dulles has not been shy about declaring that the church must zealously guard its sacred truths against the eroding effects of contemporary culture.

It was a chance for him to celebrate New York's successes on a world stage, a few days after his administration released data showing the eroding effects of the financial crisis on city life: more violent crime, more people on food stamps and fewer summer jobs for youths.

Sports and awards shows have better withstood the eroding effects of audience fragmentation than regular scripted programming because viewers are forced to tune in to watch in real time.

Good self esteem is essential in order to stop the eroding effects of jealousy.

A stock price decline and a widening of interest rate spreads also eroded the effect of past rate cuts, the minutes said.

Hudson went 2-2 with a mediocre 4.18 earned run average in September, and Yankees scouts reported that his command was suspect in those games, his inaccuracy eroding the effect of his off-speed pitches.