Sentence examples for eroded its from inspiring English sources

In fact, the river flooded again in 1969, and while much of the runoff from the Inland Empire was captured behind Prado Dam probably saving Orange County from an even greater flood Santiago Creek, a large tributary flowing from the Santa Ana Mountains, eroded its banks until it swept away portions of residential communities in the cities of Tustin and Orange.

In papers filed late Wednesday in United States Bankruptcy Court in New York, International Wire said a "meteoric rise" in the price of copper had eroded its liquidity and forced it to seek court protection from creditors.

Well, the water in some of the facilities was turning green and causing seals to lose their vision, and one of them even had an eye pop out of its socket when it barked because the water eroded its eye lens away.

But the company failed to adapt as lower-cost competitors eroded its market share, and after years of struggle, it finally shut its doors last year.

And the popularity of Logan for boys (it perennially appears in the Top 50) may have eroded its cachet for girls, an unusual reversal.

The army's failure to calm sectarianism and spell out clearly when it will cede power to an elected civilian government has eroded its legitimacy.

A series of spectacular defeats has seriously eroded its credibility.

Bangalore, India's high-tech hub, is strangled daily by traffic that has already eroded its image.

"Unlicensed competition" has eroded its pricing, sales and market share, he said.

The government's inability to counter the jihadists has eroded its popularity.

Mr. Kerry has suggested that the president had needlessly antagonized America's allies and eroded its influence.