Sentence examples for inevitable erosion from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' question is how to balance Jeter's inevitable erosion with his value to their brand.

But then the inevitable erosion of some of their privileges has barely begun.

The milords flocked to the Forum for lessons on the inevitable erosion of grandeur.

Well before Hurricane Sandy, well before Graham's death in 1991, people who love these works were lamenting their inevitable erosion.

And many fear an inevitable erosion of the greater respect for older people and inter-generational solidarity among minorities.

IN sports there is a half-life to public disdain, an inevitable erosion that typically takes two to three years.

MRI better defines soft tissue extent but CT, using a bone algorithm with coronal reconstructions, is particularly valuable in depicting the inevitable bone erosion at the skull base and extension into the sphenoid.

There is nothing inevitable about the erosion of privacy in cyberspace, just as there is nothing inevitable about its reconstruction.

Such erosion is inevitable as the great era of Impressionist and modern art auctions draws to a close.

Contact bounce of relay, which is the main cause of electric abrasion and material erosion, is inevitable.

Erosion is inevitable to the extent it comes from natural phenomena and/or phenomena that are an exception (e.g. sea level rise).