Sentence examples for eroding from from inspiring English sources

Bryan's tax base is eroding from the loss of manufacturing and a population drain.

Since the 1960's, Ms. Stoessinger said, serious music has been slowly eroding from our culture.

This type of warmth and emotion toward children, sadly, has been eroding from our own society.

Human skeletons were eroding from the dunes, including jawbones with nearly full sets of teeth and finger bones of a tiny hand pointing up from the sand.

American higher education has long been the envy of the world, but today our institutions are eroding from within and are facing growing competition from countries like China and India, which are developing ambitious plans to enter the global higher education market.

North Koreans' faith in their political system is eroding from the border inward — in towns like Musan and Hoeryong along the Tumen, and in cities like Chongjin and Hamhung, which are on the east coast but have direct rail lines to the border.

These basins captured interior-bound sediment eroded from the mountains.

Clastic sediments eroded from this source were deposited in the Hazen Trough.

Sediment was eroded from the continents and deposited in adjacent seas.

Rock debris enters fluvial systems either as fragments eroded from rocky channels or in dissolved form.

It has been long since eroded from Russian and other versions.