Sentence examples for face eroded from inspiring English sources

/ Is the mountain face eroded by the winds, scraped clean by those who once practiced agriculture or animal husbandry or who are totally impoverished, and who are now enthusiastic gun owners, or who have a great number of pets?

With every passing day that the mystery of the finger goes unsolved, Mr. Lynch and Wendy's executives face eroding confidence in their business.

Several have faces eroded by acid, a favorite weapon here.

Facing eroding support, the new president, Nicos Anastasiades, asked Parliament to postpone until Monday an emergency vote on a measure to approve the bailout terms, amid doubt that it would pass.

Tattered jeans and skeletal toes are far less haggardly than their faces, eroding with neon wrinkles.

Some blame the holiday week, but both shows have been facing eroding ratings against stiff competition like "The Big Bang Theory" and "American Idol" for some time.

Dell started to go private in the face of eroding personal computer demand.

News agencies around the world are under attack for remaining dormant in the face of eroding civil liberties.

Beyond the challenge of carving out his own identity after the de Montebello years, Mr. Campbell faces the task of maintaining the quality of the museum's programming and covering its vast operating expenses in the face of eroding corporate support.

In the face of eroding international support for his 32-year rule, Mr. Saleh rallied supporters, telling them that he welcomed a regional plan to have him step down from power, but would agree to leave only "within the framework of the Yemen constitution," the official Saba news agency reported, a stipulation that appeared calculated to put off any immediate departure.

Then we climb down a cliff face that erodes beneath our feet.