Sentence examples for rapidly eroded from inspiring English sources

Android-based smartphones have rapidly eroded the market share of Apple's popular iPhone.

"Funerals have become vastly more expensive at the same time as state support has been rapidly eroded," she says.

Scientists have determined that the bottom of the glacier is being rapidly eroded by warmer ocean water mixed with growing amounts of meltwater from the ice sheet surface.

The topography associated with them generally consists of low, elongated hills of poorly consolidated sedimentary rock that is easily and rapidly eroded.

The religious wars of the period rapidly eroded the tolerance that had hitherto prevailed in the Protestant German states, a tolerance from which Agricola had benefitted.

The researchers said: "Although Britain used to have some of the lowest cirrhosis mortality rates in Europe, this advantage has been rapidly eroded.

Hillslope erosion rates throughout the study area are relatively low when compared to more rapidly eroding landscapes such as the Pacific Northwest and notable hillslope sediment sources include highly erodible andesitic mudflows, serpentinized ultramafics, and unvegetated hydraulic mine pits.

But that protection is now seen as rapidly eroding.

And the modest glory he has achieved as a lawmaker appears to be rapidly eroding.

In its place, we have tiny islands of high achievement with rapidly eroding shorelines.

The site is also a couple miles inland from a rapidly eroding coastline.