Sentence examples for from further erosion from inspiring English sources

Theobromine appears to help with repairing enamel and protecting teeth from further erosion by acids.

The projects are often justified as providing coastal communities with protection from storms and from further erosion, but the most immediate benefits tend to be economic, through tourist spending and tax revenue.

He envisioned a highway running about five miles along the center of the island, between two existing bridges to Long Island, that would stimulate its economy, offer motorists a scenic drive and help protect its beaches from further erosion.

Shortly thereafter, he issued an edict of imperial peace, which also called for the appointment of a chief justice of the imperial court in order to protect the sovereign rights of the emperor from further erosion.

Protecting that dwindling supply from further erosion has become a "ferocious" battle, said Sara Shortt, executive director of the Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco, a tenants' advocacy group.

The rulers of Savoy and Tuscany owed their titles to Spain, Genoa acted as Spain's chief banker, the papacy depended heavily on the Spanish monarchy in the age of the Counter-Reformation, and even independent Venice needed Spanish aid in protecting its Mediterranean empire from further erosion by the Turks.

Moreover, her success could pave the way for further erosion of the laws that protect us from pollution.

In this paper we explore how coarse debris delivered to channels on Mars and Titan from erosion may inhibit further erosion once a coarse gravel channel bed develops.

Furthermore, landslide scars may contribute to further erosion from other processes that may cause continuing on- and off-farm effects including enhanced loss of soil productivity, water holding capacity, and decline in water quality of streams and rivers.

However, relatively little is known mechanistically about which telomere transitions occur between different states for example: when to activate telomerase in a length-dependent and cell-cycle-restricted manner; when to induce cellular senescence when telomeres are very short; and when to lose protection from end fusion upon further erosion.

It's important to stick with native species, since they'll have the best chance of surviving and preventing further erosion from occurring.