Sentence examples for eroding conditions from inspiring English sources

In line with this, gentamicin-loaded PTMC showed less inhibition of biofilm formation for 2 weeks under non-surface eroding conditions in buffer than under surface-eroding conditions in lipase solution.

In this model paradigm, the theoretical minimal size required for a matrix to exhibit degradation under surface eroding conditions was calculated for various polymer types and then verified by empirical data from the literature.

"Charging a journalist for doing their job, which involves asking difficult questions in a proactive fashion, would set a chilling precedent, eroding conditions for free expression in journalism," the statement said.

However, very high or eroding conditions of human insecurity especially in relation to infrastructural deficit and inequality, for instance in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, make it increasingly difficult for groups to negotiate new foundations for cohesion and peace, especially where group survival is highly dependent on a particular form of livelihood that is specific to one group.

Summer of Eroding Conditions The subprime mortgage debacle began emerging in the summer of 2007, about a year after Mr. Paulson left his job as head of Goldman Sachs and joined the Bush administration.

Ann Marable, who was juggling shopping bags with two children, Anthony, 4, and Isabella, 9 months, agreed, but conceded that her concern was tempered by the age and eroding condition of her 1993 Isuzu Rodeo.

The border economy is driven by a number of sketchy players, from the U.S. multinationals that that control the factories, to the subcontractors that maintain plant facilities, to government officials whom activists condemn for willfully neglect eroding working conditions.

By the same token, American consumers shouldn't get too used to cheap gas, since in the long run low oil prices erode the conditions that brought them about.

Clastic rocks, including conglomerates, sandstones, and shales, generally occur in wedge-shaped deposits adjacent to land areas from which terrigenous materials (items derived from the erosion of land) erode under conditions of moderate to high annual rainfall.

In general consumers benefit through lower energy prices, but eventually low oil prices do erode the conditions that brought them about.

The demonstrators demanded lower food prices, wage increases and the revocation of some recent changes in the law that had eroded workers' conditions.