Sentence examples for sudden erosion from inspiring English sources

The sudden erosion of Mr. Crosson's standing seemed puzzling.

In other spots, apparently sudden erosion cut canals as much as 8 meters below the surrounding landscape, potentially destabilizing the hydraulic system.

More troublingly, there has been a significant and sudden erosion of support from voters whom we have identified as "fucking slutbags".

In recent days, signs emerged that Egypt's political elite, unnerved by the sudden erosion of the state's authority, were working to settle some of their differences.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In a sudden erosion of military privilege and impunity, a Pakistani court indicted the former ruler Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday in connection with the 2007 assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto — the first time that such a senior general has faced criminal charges.

And for these reasons alternative energy programs are being set in stone and are not about to be displaced, as has been the case in the past, by the sudden erosion of crude oil prices.

This looks like a case where sudden storm erosion is a good thing, and government inaction even better.

Sedimentologist Matthias Bernet of Joseph Fourier University in Grenoble, France, isn't convinced that the data show a sudden increase in erosion 5 million years ago.

However, site-specific geomorphic factors such as episodic bank-shore erosion or sudden drainage through thermo-erosional valleys or coastal erosion breaching lake basins can disrupt continuous deposition.

The likelihood of a sudden episode of confidence erosion would have been much lower had this not been the trend.

These wooded coastal wetlands protect the shoreline from both sudden storms and gradual erosion; they provide shelter for young fish, breeding grounds for shrimp, and wood for local villagers - all of which are the fruits of clearly delineated ecosystem services, each of which has clear human beneficiaries.