Sentence examples for eroded slowly from inspiring English sources

If liberty is eroded slowly, people will get used to it.

Its buildings look like old ruins, except that the city has not eroded slowly over millennia, but in 20 bullet-packed years.

"This idea of being constantly at war is a huge worry, particularly where I live in the United States, because the law is being eroded, slowly but surely, piece by piece.

It's eroding slowly, and that's a real problem for them".

That secrecy, as the Intercept's publication indicates, is starting to erode – slowly.

They erode slowly, at a rate invisible to the naked eye, until one day even the fan in the stands can see: Michael Jordan's legs have lost their spring.

He still holds out a faint hope that England Coach Fabio Capello will include him on his roster for Euro 2012, but even as he ages and his skills erode slowly, Beckham has drawn interest from European clubs, including Queens Park Rangers in England and Paris St. Germain.

There's a growing body of evidence from the US and UK that iPhone users are more likely to remain on the platform than Android users, which mean that Android's lead is expected to erode slowly (because it has a larger user base, and is "leakier").

Formulations that swell but erode slowly (Liu and Krishnan 1999) and that are porous (Mulye and Turco 1995) have been shown to exhibit first-order release kinetics.

They go bumping from door-to-door, getting refused repeatedly, their emotional energy draining each month, their resilience eroding slowly but surely.

Low basin-averaged erosion rates and concave river profiles indicate that the landscape across the CoH is old, and eroding slowly; i.e. the physical character of the landscape changed little in the last 3 4 Ma, and dolomite was exposed on surface probably well into the Miocene.