Sentence examples for serious erosion from inspiring English sources
Builders and others have criticized the design regulations as a serious erosion of property rights.
According to the Asian Development Bank, 26 percent of India's shoreline suffers from serious erosion.
"We are looking at the most serious erosion of human rights in Egypt since Mubarak stepped down.
"If you're going to be in retirement for 30 years, even 2percentt inflation means serious erosion," Mr. Chalke said.
The compacted soil in the widening pathway to the Firemen's Memorial has exacerbated an already serious erosion condition on this sloping ground.
HE describes the Patriot Act, along with the detention without charges of those defined as "enemy foreign combatants," as "a serious erosion of the rule of law".
But serious erosions are brought to the submerged tubes as the furnace emulsion zone always works at turbulent fluidized bed state with higher fluidization velocity.
In the lexicon of commentary, some terms have suffered serious semantic erosion and could be dropped.
There has been serious soil erosion, and skeletal soils occur on the steeper slopes.
The uplands have been largely cleared for agriculture, bringing about serious soil erosion.
