The upper Silurian was generally eroded, with an eroded thickness of 500 1000 m.
IN January 2004, Mr. Libeskind's plan was further eroded with the selection of a memorial design.
Faith in the system has been eroded, with those among ethnic minorities the most distrustful.
The Mets remain restricted by their lack of organizational depth, which eroded with their off-season trade for Johan Santana.
But domestically, Ireland's public services have been significantly eroded with particularly damaging consequences for health, education and policing.
And even as his skills have eroded with the Mets, he is known for playing the game soundly.
Since that time, the Senate's capacity for serious debate and bipartisan compromise crucial to effective legislation has eroded, with grave consequences.
But recently, that party's dominance on the Upper East Side has eroded, with the replacement of one elected official after another by Democrats.
"Public confidence is being eroded, with people doubting the ability of our services to protect us and questioning the rules under which they operate.
Their "unrealness" gave them an androgynous texture that got eroded with the universalization of the "Mahabharata" and the "Ramayana" in which androgyny is absent.
However, those rights were already being eroded, with many quoted-company schemes being closed to new members or to future accruals for existing employees.
