Sentence examples for eroded on the from inspiring English sources
That margin only eroded on the final green, where Spieth took three putts.
Shoreline change analysis indicates that the southern portion of the island has eroded on the north-facing beach at a rate of 0.2 m/yr while the south-facing beach has been stable.
Three-fifths of all students now get at least an upper second, and between 2002 and 2006 the proportion of first-class honours degrees crept up from 9.7% to 11%.There are also signs that the value of English degrees is being eroded on the international market.
The cones formed around 15-6 and 15-9 were found eroded on the morning of July 1, and after the eruption, only weak fumaroles were recognized at these sites.
As margins eroded on the back of increased competition from abroad, added to a deep crisis throughout Europe, the family of patriarch Vittorio Merloni finally threw in the towel.
As is its historic duty, that force of idle workers is once again driving down wages, lengthening working hours, eroding on-the-job conditions, and adding an element of raw fear to the lives of anyone still lucky enough to have a job.
Boil.' " Social histories are usually told after the fall, and the influence of Mrs. Parish has waned, eroded on one side by the mass merchandizing of Americana and on the other by the triumph of high-end modernism.
Boil.' " Social histories are usually told after the fall, and the influence of Mrs. Parish has waned, eroded on one side by the mass merchandizing of Americana and on the other by the triumph of high-end modernism.
You don't want too much inventory to erode on the premium that advertisers are paying.
With Stewart Downing initially shining and Afonso Alves showing some stellar touches, Boro were largely superior but found their menace repeatedly eroding on the central-defensive rocks known as Morgan and Matthew Kilgallon.
They erode on the ocean side but expand on the bay side, as storms wash sand across them or as inlets form and the current carries sand toward the bay.
