Sentence examples for erosion at work from inspiring English sources

Looking out from your nook you can see the forces of erosion at work.

Comparison with data on the shape of river basins in nature shows that simple rules of the steepest-descent routing of water are sufficient to account for a natural range of incipient drainage basin shape, independently of the erosion processes at work.

The Repairing The Past event this September will carry out erosion repair work at the eastern entranceway by laying a membrane layer across the entranceway and covering with turf to protect the archaeology and also to make access safer.

It is not hard to see why: a lack of investment in our economy, dogged adherence to the dogma of a flexible labour market that made people more and more insecure at work, the erosion of funding for skills and opportunities, crumbling public services.

The same forces at work in streambank erosion are seen in soils on hillslopes that become thoroughly saturated with water.

That little Adrastea could give rise to the far brighter main ring had seemed unlikely following the Voyager observations, but Burns now envisions a scenario in which impact erosion works at Adrastea far more efficiently than previously assumed.

It also requires comprehensive conservation regulations and enforcement and, above all, facing the fact that erosion is not nature or bad farmers at work.

Globalization may lead to pressure on health and safety conditions at work, and to an erosion of labour rights.

What is at work today is linked to a general erosion of the ethical value of privacy and a parallel emergence of a widespread sense of entitlement to look at – or to make use of – the lives of others.

For now, Republicans are in some disarray in the aftermath of their loss of the governorship and the Legislature and Democrats are hard at work trying to ensure that there is no erosion of the Hispanic base.

East Hampton's own water revitalization plan of 1999 — which serves as a binding code — concluded that the trailer park's existing protective rocks "may influence erosion at Ditch Plains" and that more extensive work there could "aggravate this situation".