Sentence examples for less erode from inspiring English sources

But pay people less, erode their job security, and ask them to serve two masters, and you cannot be surprised if they choose the one holding the purse-strings.

The soil of the southern Texas coast and inland to the Rio Grande is sandy, like that of East Texas, but it is less eroded and leached.

A thicker atmosphere, less eroded by the solar wind, might have allowed large bodies of water to persist for long periods on or near the surface.That may have been enough for life to get started.

Most of the land of Harirampur upazila is more or less eroded by the river.

Diamond Lake, formed by one of Thielsen's eruptions, lies to the west of Mount Thielsen and beyond lies Mount Bailey, a much less eroded and younger stratovolcano.

While music radio increasingly fragments, fighting for less and less audience – eroded by the digital music service Spotify, MP3 players, and online listening generally – Radio 4 sails on.

Torre has to sound confident; anything less would erode whatever confidence his players still retain after suffering through their horrendous and embarrassing slump.

If non-union results, the neck fragments are gradually more or less completely eroded and the remaining surfaces usually become more or less adherent to the capsule and to each other.

Samples from 3 landscape positions at Moorfield became coarser from the less eroded summit, through the eroding side-slope to the bottom-slope depositional area.

By stocking single lines of products – one type of unbranded chocolate biscuit or ham against the 15 or 20 big-name brands in Tesco or Morrison's – the discounters have economies of scale that enable them to charge less without eroding quality.

Costs are going up everywhere as everyone wants to grow and earn more money, yet this culture of discounting rewards everyone for paying less, which erodes everyone's wealth.