Sentence examples for eroded enough from inspiring English sources

The Big Island is geologically young and has not eroded enough to develop flat, fertile lands.

According to Tabet, even buying lubrication can be problematic, as the notion in Lebanon that it's only ever used by homosexual men, and the stigma around being gay still hasn't been eroded enough for people to buy lube in public.

Our personal freedoms are already eroded enough, and through complacency alone we're laying the groundwork for a society in which both corporate and state power surpasses the individual's ability to question it.

Last week's heavy rainfall eroded enough of the beach to expose the remains of old cars embedded in boulders filled with cement as part of a seawall built decades earlier.

But it is not known whether the appeals court will erode enough of his decision to justify overturning his order to split Microsoft into two companies.

These are meetings in which consultants deliver an anti-union message to employees in the hopes of eroding enough union support among the workforce that the union loses an election.

The most effective way to challenge a system of injustice is not simply by going after the leader/rulers at the top, but to undermine the pillars of support so that they eventually erode enough that the system can no longer sustain its own weight.

Telomeres from normal mouse lab strains are much longer than those from humans and therefore, do not erode enough to induce senescence.

The rules of the game have resulted in bankrupting our kids and grandkids, and seeing our constitutional liberties eroded, and enough is enough".

The culture we'd worked on for so long gradually eroded just enough so that it wasn't 'ours' anymore".

Although the unionists still consistently lead in opinion polls, their advantage has eroded significantly enough in the last few months to send strategists scrambling to find new ways to woo voters, especially undecided ones.