Sentence examples for generally eroded from inspiring English sources

The upper Silurian was generally eroded, with an eroded thickness of 500 1000 m.

Such relationships, he laments, are breaking down, as "lazy humans" have shifted to abundant, industrially produced sugar, and technology has more generally eroded our connection with nature.

This cynicism seemed grounded in direct experience as participants reported initially being enthusiastic about the process of care planning, but this generally eroded over time as they experienced first-hand how it was regarded, managed, and used within services.

In addition, the phylogenetic signal is generally eroded by mutational saturation and suffers from other sources of homoplasy such as convergence or parallelism that led to unevenly resolved trees.

Barrier islands are generally eroding, because of higher sea levels and more severe storms.

Generally, genetically eroded populations will have decreased levels of genetic variability and lower evolutionary potential (see next section).

Genes missing or eroded in B. vafer were generally scattered throughout the genome, with the exception of eight missing genes near the putative origin of replication.

Boomers generally believe that the work ethic has eroded and there has been a significant decline in the value and importance of work, as indicated by the attitudes and behaviors of the Gen Xers.

More importantly, though, they have eroded our faith in leaders more generally, as the disappointments with the Orange Revolution leadership has done in Ukraine.

The eroded thickness was up to 2500 4000 m generally.

The walls that constitute the eastern rim have been more easily eroded, while the lakes of this area are generally smaller and not in line, and some of them are only waterless salt beds.