Sentence examples for eroding over time from inspiring English sources

The hard rocks are eroding over time, forming sediments where the diamonds are accumulated.

"I am often under the impression that young researchers are actually far more idealistic than their experienced colleagues, but sadly see their idealism eroding over time.

Image caption: "Mars wouldn't be nearly this dusty if it wasn't for this one enormous deposit that is gradually eroding over time and polluting the planet, essentially," says Kevin Lewis.

"Mars wouldn't be nearly this dusty if it wasn't for this one enormous deposit that is gradually eroding over time and polluting the planet, essentially," said co-author Kevin Lewis, an assistant professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.

As part of that honest discussion, let's acknowledge that benefits are both being cut now, as a result of changes being phased in now, and are eroding over time, as a result of inadequate cost of living adjustments.

They are championing a variety of "reforms," such as drastically cutting middle class benefits and reducing the already inadequate cost of living adjustment that is intended to prevent benefits from eroding over time.

Companies that have adopted golden parachutes tend to see their valuations (relative to their industry peers) erode over time.

"The bump in test scores after one year would be impressive if it didn't erode over time despite the continued use of small classes".

First, his legislative achievements eroded over time.

Ethical concerns to technology and scientific techniques tend to erode over time.

Market power, of the sort conveyed by licences or regulation, tends to erode over time.