Sentence examples for permanent erosion from inspiring English sources

Either, followed to its logical outcome, would lead to the permanent erosion of a country's competitive capabilities.

To believe that this corruption will simply evaporate when the Bush presidency is done is to underestimate the permanent erosion inflicted over the past six years.

And the end result can be, not a restoration of the strength and reliability of a crucial institution, but a permanent erosion of that institution's power and influence.

The beaches of the Northern coast of Yucatan in Mexico have been in a permanent erosion process that has dramatically increased in the past 15 years.

Although Mr. Pruitt said the ad market "may yet get worse before it gets better," he said the recent steep reductions appeared to be temporary and related to the economy, rather than a permanent erosion because of the Internet.

Data show a rapid and permanent erosion of normal working contracts.

(Right) Over time, lesions from myofibroblasts replace once-healthy renal tissue and this fibrosis is associated with permanent nephron erosion.

Already, the Forest Service has blocked vehicle trails into some meadows and other fragile areas where vehicle use has caused permanent rutting, soil erosion and watershed damage.

Long-term unemployment, especially for younger workers, can have lasting effects such as erosion of skills, permanent detachment from the labor force, and distancing from society in general, particularly if they are unmarried and childless.

If the erosion is permanent, many of the assumptions about the vibrancy and potential of the new economy will be called into question.

When cavitation occurs in pumps, it has the potential to cause performance degradation, namely, loss of head, capacity, and efficiency and permanent damage due to erosion and mechanical failure of pump components and structures.