Sentence examples for fully eroded from inspiring English sources
But in the waning weeks of 2018 — a year in which Facebook was besieged by high-profile scandals and the #MeToo movement continued to train attention on the barriers facing working women — the potency of Sandberg's individualistic, motivational mantra has fully eroded.
The risk of this strangle is that his premium will have fully eroded if shares were to either fall below a break-even point of $17.70 or rise above a $24.80 upper break-even point.
Even though "In God We Trust" is the official motto of the United States (and the state of Florida), some might be forgiven for thinking trust has fully eroded in 21st century America.
Bone erosion was graded on a scale from 0 (normal bone appearance) to 3 (fully eroded cortical bone and ankylosis).
Bone erosions were graded on a scale of 0 3, ranging from normal bone appearance to fully eroded cortical bone structure in patella and femur condyle.
"The thing is, these standards will take about two or three years to fully erode.
Monument Valley is not really a valley, but an upwarp of sedimentary rock that is at least 260 million years old, surrounded by sentinels that have yet to fully erode.
Although this may cause biases, since the results of the restricted analysis do not markedly differ from the main findings, and the change in reimbursement methods does not completely explain why some admission types are affected and others are not, we believe that the biases do not fully erode the key conclusions of this study.
Nine out of 13 unions have been fully or partially eroded.
"When someone is not fully present, it erodes the quality of what you say". The experience might, for instance, "cause you to lose your train of thought" or "suppress what you originally planned to communicate". It's also possible that "you could get derailed into the drama of why it's happening," she adds.
But the Orioles' competitiveness eroded, the front office committed fully to rebuilding and Mussina decided to leave.
