Sentence examples for long-term erosion from inspiring English sources

High oil prices will tend to accentuate the long-term erosion of American dominance.

There is little sign of long-term erosion from Labour," he said.

It is certainly true that there has been a long-term erosion of consent for the welfare system.

Cocaine use is said to be linked to heart disease and can cause long-term erosion of cognitive brain function.

But there is a question of whether our current prosperity is obscuring the start of a long-term erosion of our unique and powerful economic position.

The BBC World Service risks "long-term erosion" as the corporation takes over governance and funding of the international broadcaster, according to a committee of MPs.

But in Scotland you see the real fruits of that, which is the long term erosion of the legitimacy of the UK government.

Since many stream restoration efforts are at least partially targeted at controlling erosion of channel banks and beds, the effects of a large-scale, long-term stream erosion control effort in six Mississippi watersheds was assessed using 10 16 years of suspended sediment and water discharge records.

The huge catchments of the trans-Himalayan rivers are the product of long-term fluvial erosion of the landscape.

The temporal and spatial variability of aeolian processes makes local estimates of long-term average erosion costly and time consuming.

Earthworks of assumed age and their initial and current morphologies provide an ideal basis for developing and testing models for long-term landform erosion.