As the director recounts their histories of detox, hospitalization and imprisonment, you get a sad sense of how their cumulative life experiences have eroded their ability to function.
But some trust officials worry that the litigation costs could ruin their largely volunteer organizations and erode their ability to protect land.
Unfortunately, projects like those observed recently in the Spratly Islands fast-track reefs for further decline, eroding their natural ability to adapt to environmental change.
Dotconomy Bourse battle Tax from scratch ReprintsEven if each government has a little breathing space, anxiety about public finances has eroded their banks' ability to secure long-term debt finance, with knock-on effects for other types of corporate borrowing.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian rebels said they seized an important military airport and an air defense base just outside Damascus on Sunday, adding to a monthlong string of tactical successes — capturing bases, disrupting supply routes and seizing weaponry — that demonstrate their ability to erode the government's dominance despite facing withering aerial attacks.
Consequently, their ability to erode, entrain and transport sediment and thereby alter the landscape is assumed to be limited.
Local people, particularly marginalised communal farmers have had to adapt to these outside influences within an increasingly confined landscape that has progressively eroded their mobility and restricted their ability to utilise the spatial and temporal variability inherent in semi-arid environments.
Considering both molecules, the difference in their ability to erode the DPPC gel phase domains might be due to a better insertion of the moxifloxacin than the ciprofloxacin into the fluid matrix, and a more marked decrease of the line tension at the boundary of the DOPC/DPPC phases resulting from a fluidification of the DPPC.
Falling housing prices have eroded the ability of homeowners to borrow against their property, threatening their ability to spend freely.
