Sentence examples for erosion's from inspiring English sources

"Erosion's always been the toughest problem in geology," Wernicke said, "because what you're trying to study is all gone now".As for why we should care about when and how the canyon formed, Wernicke said: "It's a fundamental question of human curiosity.

But short-term measurements like these can't provide a reliable picture of how erosion's long-term effects sculpt the landscape, says earth scientist James W. Kirchner of the University of California, Berkeley.

To combat erosion's effects, some farmers have adopted less harmful tilling methods, but the vast majority has resisted the best practice of all: no-till farming, which replaces the plow with mechanical seed drills that barely disturb the surface of the soil (ScienceNOW, 7 August).

So if protests are to blame for the NFL's ratings erosion, what's Nascar's excuse?

Time Warner's TNT has suffered steep viewer erosion; Comcast's NBC network remains in the ratings basement; ratings at Viacom's Nickelodeon have recently plunged 20 percent.

As Bojack sets about mending his childhood home we pass through its erosion: Matthew Broderick's chipper patriarch echoes the refrain that "time's arrow marches on" as the family pass through romanticised banter to loss, grief, madness, and then implosion.

But, she said, in their efforts to prevent erosion, "it's hard to find a state that hasn't tried crownvetch".

Fig. 7 Example landscapes for Dembia woreda being affected by flooding and severe soil erosion [Author's Field Photo, 2013].

Despite some erosion, Hillary Clinton's favorable rating still bests those of the other 2016 contenders.

Why watch Big Papi's continuing erosion, or Dustin Pedroia's latest snapped chicken bone, when you can monitor the Yankees' collapse -- a tumble made even more satisfying in the knowledge that New York won't even bother to retool for next year.

Obama's strike will further accelerate erosion of America's position in the Middle East.