Sentence examples for eroding time from inspiring English sources

Directed by David Schweizer and also starring Nora Cole, this revival of Mr. Eckert's 2000 performance piece uses music, flashcards and "Moby-Dick" in a fight against eroding time (1 20).

The pressure the NHS is under is placing doctors under greater stress, as well as eroding time for training, development and the recuperation necessary to remain resilient," said Charlie Massey, its chief executive.

The plunge in the value of the dollar today combined with the adverse effects of eroding time value on the contracts pushed premium on the calls down significantly.

His art is about the whimsy of encountering his materials in nature and in process of eroded time.

America has a reading problem, and no doubt screens and eroding spare time play a part.

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.

This interventionist attitude is eroding with time, as free market policies and neo-liberal concepts are gaining place.

Dr Ellis' warnings come after a report earlier in the year that revealed coastal areas of east Yorkshire were eroding three times as fast as the year before.

They argue that "even if it were eroded over time, a large increase would leave most of those on Newstart substantially better off for some time".

It erodes with time".