Sentence examples for lasting erosion from inspiring English sources

New York City has regained all of the jobs it lost during the last recession, but its labor unions have not, and the steep decline in the last several years may signal a lasting erosion of one of the few remaining bastions of union power, according to the authors of a report to be released this week.

Only a convergence of the political left and right could cause such lasting erosion for the promise of free government itself.

A short period around 1800 cal yr BP appears as a short warm and wet phase in between a general cooling characterised by significant soil erosion lasting until 725 cal yr BP.

Subsequent erosion lasting 300 million years stripped much of the exposed sediments and the mountains away.

Zimmerman's acquittal squarely fits each of these criteria in in terms of lasting damage to the community, erosion of confidence to secure that peace resulting from the state's failed prosecution, and the danger of vigilantism in the Zimmerman's jury's upholding of an individual's right to use deadly force solely because they presume that their life is in danger.

On treatment there were two reported incidents of throat symptoms lasting longer than 7 days, but laryngoscopy showed no evidence of vocal fold erosions.

The Portland Cement Association donated the service of one of its experts, who pronounced that the Pyramid would not deteriorate or suffer from erosion and would last for over a million years.

The erosion-control programme lasted 50 years, from the 1860s to the First World War.

Many farmers use good conservation practices, and the state's rich topsoil in many areas is deep enough to last decades with moderate amounts of erosion.

It testifies to the last peak of erosion in the hinterland and coincided with the onset of more arid climates at ∼ 13 Ma or earlier.

All s-form sites provide a snapshot of the last phase of erosion after evolution of the local landscape through multiple generations of s-form formation.