Sentence examples for own erosion from inspiring English sources
It's music that seems built on its own erosion.
The new coastal erosion regime would also shift authority for issuing permits for repairing or building armoring from the state to the town, which would be guided by its own erosion plan.
The U.S. Senate's anticipated passage of the $700 billion bailout bill gave the dollar a boost against the euro, while investors worry that Europe isn't in a position to deliver a similar pan-continental solution to prevent its own erosion.
Speculation of a recession in Europe and its inability to deliver pan-continental solution to prevent its own erosion similar to the U.S. pushed down gold prices to $845.50, from Wednesday's $880.70.
They have likely planned to deal with his credibility and their own erosion of it by using Porter's initial statement to police if he strays from his basic testimony about the sequence of events.
Suburbanites in the Northeast have their own version of soil erosion ("Dry High Plains Are Blowing Away, Again," front page, May 3).
They even did their own experiment on erosion with their friends on the beach - something they would have resisted had it been my suggestion.
In my column last week, I wrote: "One defining aspect of alt-right white supremacy is that it vehemently denies its own existence … This erosion of language is an authoritarian tactic designed to stifle dissent.
Humans have set in train their own great cycle of erosion, similar to that which beset many parts of western Europe in the 18th century and which has assailed many parts of the American West since the late 19th century.
Depressions developed by enhanced lowering in the front of seawalls generate their own dynamic of increased erosion by trapping pebbles and cobbles that enhance the abrasion of the chalk through bedload transport under standing waves in front of the walls.
Her own company has reported an erosion in earnings because of her legal troubles, and its contract with Kmart depends on sales to shoppers.
