Sentence examples for time erodes from inspiring English sources

But they also show how time erodes accuracy.

Time erodes bodies, but not the mind, if you make room for it to breathe, to dream.

The passage of time erodes the evidence and available testimony in any case, and that makes Doug Jones's ability to prevail on the highly circumstantial case that could be put together this year a striking achievement.

If that doesn't change, then those of us who can only watch — sports fans, television commentators, sports reporters — may someday come to view his triumphs with the same dispassion that he seems to feel toward us, until the passage of time erodes his powers and makes it all seem like a contest again.

If that doesn't change, then those of us who can only watch sports fans, television commentators, sports reporters may someday come to view his triumphs with the same dispassion that he seems to feel toward us, until the passage of time erodes his powers and makes it all seem like a contest again.

Stranglers may also decide to close out positions for a profit as time erodes the value of the options sold, or if volatility continues to decline.

Time erodes the physical beauty we, as women, spend so many hours of our lives trying to perfect.

Liverpool's history will be a long time eroding.

When he was training those Iraqi battalions, he continued, "I thought the approach was reasonably on track, but sectarian violence over time eroded it".

"I am deeply afraid that if you lose the ability to make things," he said, "all the intellectual activity involved in innovation and design will over time erode as well".

It's illogical to spend billions on Crossrail so commuters can reach central London more quickly, while at the same time eroding the very jobs which those people would travel to.