Sentence examples for starting to decay from inspiring English sources

The project is urgent, as the newly exposed trees are already starting to decay, and outwash of sediment from the glacier could rebury them at any time.

The project is urgent, as exposed wood, well preserved under the ice, is already starting to decay, and outwash of sediment from the glacier could rebury them at any time.

They were seeing the communities in which they had invested their hopes and dreams and raised their kids starting to decay — steel mills had closed, and there had been a lot of racial turnover in these communities.

In neurons recorded in vitro, trains of shocks at 20 Hz given during down states induced synaptic augmentation to 1.65 times the size of the first PSP, increase that remained in a plateau for 6 7 pulses before starting to decay (Fig. 9B, empty circles).

Usually though they are not between the ground and the leaves, you want to look for the leaves that have been pressed into a layer and slightly packed into the ground and are starting to decay.

Some of them have started to decay already.

The moment you pick an apple or whatever, it starts to decay.

If it starts to decay, nobody will know until it is too late.

Abidjan is a hot and humid place, and food left outside the fridge starts to decay almost immediately.

But here we've now begun to leave that interval, and so the output will start to decay exponentially.

Left exposed to the air, the fuel rods will start to decay and release radioactivity into the air.