Sentence examples for quickly weathered from inspiring English sources

In tropical conditions, sediments can be quickly weathered by soil-forming processes and tend to obliterate pre-existing sedimentary structures.

When such meteorites, often called irons, fall through the atmosphere, they may develop a thin, black crust of iron oxide that quickly weathers to rust.

Though gross domestic product (GDP) dipped at the turn of the 21st century, it rebounded quickly, and the country weathered the worldwide economic downturn that began in 2008 better than many other countries.

This process occurs in nature, but is accelerated by breaking large rocks into smaller pieces and exposing them in situations where they will weather quickly.

To shield itself from blame, TransAsia quickly pointed to weather as a cause for the crash.

He learned a while ago how quickly the weather changes at this place.

Funny how quickly the weather changes, the painter thought absent-mindedly, and kept walking.

Exposed terrain, avalanche risk and quickly changing weather make heading to the backcountry without a guide a bad idea.

The interface is easier to use, and you can quickly share weather-related snapshots with friends from within the program.

The pre-set function keys quickly fetched weather and news information over a standard telephone line and a built-in 56K modem.

And knowing how quickly the weather changes in Alaska, we had a ritual of precautions we took every morning before pushing the boat off the relative safety of the beach.