Sentence examples for then erode from inspiring English sources

Among Iowa voters, Paul is the only candidate in the top tier (he's in the top tier!) that has not seen his support rise precipitously and then erode.

"Research shows that constantly being under pressure floods our brain with stress hormones, which then erode the higher brain function we need to sustain peak performance," says Goewey.

"Acute is sharp, and then eroded is an earth metaphor," she said.

Some 10,000 vertical feet of the sedimentary rocks were then eroded; otherwise the Front Range would be approximately twice its present height.

In fact, they are the third set of Rocky Mountains: two earlier and much older formations were thrust skywards and then eroded over many tens of millions of years.

The skin of each specimen is then eroded using enzymes, bacteria or acids to reveal the preserved sections beneath in all their dizzying complexity.

"It tells you that it was laid down in salt water, that it may have been fossilized for years, then eroded out and transported by glaciation far from its original spot.

The mineral and rock ingredients had formed igneously, from cooling magma, but they then eroded into sediments that were altered by water and air.

It's time, says Soros, to bring back some of the regulations that were put in place after the Great Depression and then eroded in the decades that followed.

The ionosphere is over built at start up, it then erodes until a balance is reached between the rate the ions are produced and the rate they are being advected away.

"It's likely the offender has normalised the sexual abuse of children, has rationalised it, minimised it for these females, and therefore the psychological barriers that had stopped those females abusing in the past were then eroded and they took the steps of abusing the children".