Sentence examples for long-term degradation from inspiring English sources
 An article in Business Day on Monday about the telephone industry's effort to replace copper wiring with fiber optic cable in its residential networks referred imprecisely to the long-term degradation of the old cables.
They also say that because the site is in a flood plain, the project will cause long-term degradation of the area, including the state park, and could endanger residents in a flood.
The researchers used 19 different climate models to predict the effects of a 2C increase in global average temperatures, and found that by 2030 around 70% of the reefs would suffer what they politely call "long-term degradation".
The designer could not foresee the long-term degradation in plastic or insulator.
There are some attempts made to help the utilities plan ahead and avoid serious and long-term degradation of electricity reliability.
This practice not only may initially increase meat production but also may cause long-term degradation of pastoral lands.
Such actions will slow, but not prevent, long term degradation of reef systems once critical thresholds of ocean temperature and acidity are exceeded and so novel options, including assisted colonization and shading critical reefs have been proposed but remain untested at scale.
The result is a long term degradation of material properties.
In case of cementitious materials, presence of water may lead to long term degradation by leaching.
Furthermore, addition of fillers to adhesive resin could increase mechanical properties and decrease long term degradation of hybrid layer.
Considering that fillers are less prone to degradation by hydrolysis [4], the materials with filler addition could present a decreased long term degradation.
