Sentence examples for later erode from inspiring English sources

The lawsuits raise fundamental questions about whether the market for new issues was manipulated at the expense of the little investor, who was shut out of the offerings and had no way of knowing whether some of the subsequent "buy" orders might have been prearranged at escalating prices, creating artificial demand for stocks that would later erode.

In the first uplift, about 100 million years ago, mountains grew across northern and central Arizona and later eroded so that a blanket of gravel a few hundred feet thick poured out to the north.

Once thought to have been caused by a meteorite impact, it is now believed to have formed from uplifted rock that was later eroded.

That has helped earth scientists pinpoint where ancient mountains rose and later eroded away, their traces visible only in unexplained rock records.

The resulting vegetable debris eventually formed coal, most of which was later eroded.

Evidence from the Grand Canyon, further north in Arizona, suggests that thick layers of sediment may have been laid down atop the ore bodies and later eroded away.

Even in his later years, eroded by alcohol and demands of his profession, he was seignorial.

Since the fluvial net took place on Pleistocene covers, later widely eroded, it is possible to conclude that the major part of the Matera Horst drainage system represents a good example of superimposition.

The uplift caused the formation of vertical joints which were later preferentially eroded to form the free-standing pinnacles called hoodoos, badlands, and monoliths we see today.

By contrast several shows introduced about the same time as "How I Met Your Mother" — including "Desperate Housewives," "House" and "The Office" — have seen their ratings erode in later seasons.

Sooner or later something happens to erode confidence in continued price increases, at which point the bubble bursts and prices drop.