eroded in A Sentence

Due to this degradation, the mountains get Eroded.

This occurs when soil is Eroded from the land.

Others, with Eroded banks, were significant emitters of both GHG.

In modern times, however, this cultural support has been Eroded.

Football's popularity Eroded public interest in other sports, notably cricket.

MTNL's auditors have pointed out that the company's net worth has Eroded completely.

Up to 70 percent of Southern California's beaches could be completely Eroded by 2100.

If the soil has Eroded, the crops that make food will not grow very well.

Eroded stone markers are carved with deities, and you can see clay vessels used in rituals.

Large parts of the embankment have Eroded too, making the land difficult to walk on.

According to the UN, every five seconds the equivalent of one football pitch of soil is Eroded.

As per the UN, every 5 seconds, the equivalent of one soccer field of soil is Eroded.

Meanwhile, the social base of the parliament Eroded because it was dominated by the middle classes.

According to the United Nations, every five seconds, the equivalent of one soccer field of soil is Eroded.

Nevertheless, this rule was never strictly obeyed and Eroded gradually until it disappeared during the industrial revolution.

The auditors of MTNL in a note said that the net worth of the company had been fully Eroded.

This increase comes at a time when the old traditions of care and respect for the elderly have Eroded.

Following the 1801 electoral deadlock, Jefferson's relationship with his vice president, former New York Senator Aaron Burr, rapidly Eroded.

The quality of soil gets deteriorated as it first gets dried up and further Eroded by water and wind;

Their status disrupted their dreams and Eroded the trust they had placed in their families, friends and social institutions.

Around 60,000 people a year in Britain end up needing a knee replacement because their joints are too badly Eroded.

He based his explanation of the term uniformitarianism on the same way those Scottish modern rivers Eroded and deposited sand.

Following the 1801 electoral deadlock, Jefferson's relationship with his Vice President and former New York Senator, Aaron Burr rapidly Eroded.

However, of the 21 islands exposed to higher wave energy, five completely disappeared and a further six islands Eroded substantially.

Scientists from around the world decided to change this biggest standard of one kilogram, because the weight was being Eroded.

If there is an identity between our side of Kashmiri and the other side, then the identity thing has gradually been Eroded.

More than half of the plastic had Eroded to the point where it was impossible to discern who had produced it.

Despite available treatments, around 60,000 people a year in Britain end up needing a knee replacement because their joints are too badly Eroded.

Appalachian Mountains The Appalachians are an old and Eroded system that formed about 300 Ma and extends from the Gaspé Peninsula to Alabama.

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eroded in A Sentence

Due to this degradation, the mountains get Eroded.

This occurs when soil is Eroded from the land.

Others, with Eroded banks, were significant emitters of both GHG.

In modern times, however, this cultural support has been Eroded.

Football's popularity Eroded public interest in other sports, notably cricket.

MTNL's auditors have pointed out that the company's net worth has Eroded completely.

Up to 70 percent of Southern California's beaches could be completely Eroded by 2100.

If the soil has Eroded, the crops that make food will not grow very well.

Eroded stone markers are carved with deities, and you can see clay vessels used in rituals.

Large parts of the embankment have Eroded too, making the land difficult to walk on.

According to the UN, every five seconds the equivalent of one football pitch of soil is Eroded.

As per the UN, every 5 seconds, the equivalent of one soccer field of soil is Eroded.

Meanwhile, the social base of the parliament Eroded because it was dominated by the middle classes.

According to the United Nations, every five seconds, the equivalent of one soccer field of soil is Eroded.

Nevertheless, this rule was never strictly obeyed and Eroded gradually until it disappeared during the industrial revolution.

The auditors of MTNL in a note said that the net worth of the company had been fully Eroded.

This increase comes at a time when the old traditions of care and respect for the elderly have Eroded.

Following the 1801 electoral deadlock, Jefferson's relationship with his vice president, former New York Senator Aaron Burr, rapidly Eroded.

The quality of soil gets deteriorated as it first gets dried up and further Eroded by water and wind;

Their status disrupted their dreams and Eroded the trust they had placed in their families, friends and social institutions.

Around 60,000 people a year in Britain end up needing a knee replacement because their joints are too badly Eroded.

He based his explanation of the term uniformitarianism on the same way those Scottish modern rivers Eroded and deposited sand.

Following the 1801 electoral deadlock, Jefferson's relationship with his Vice President and former New York Senator, Aaron Burr rapidly Eroded.

However, of the 21 islands exposed to higher wave energy, five completely disappeared and a further six islands Eroded substantially.

Scientists from around the world decided to change this biggest standard of one kilogram, because the weight was being Eroded.

If there is an identity between our side of Kashmiri and the other side, then the identity thing has gradually been Eroded.

If there is an identity between our side of Kashmiri and the other side, then the identity thing has gradually been Eroded.

More than half of the plastic had Eroded to the point where it was impossible to discern who had produced it.

Despite available treatments, around 60,000 people a year in Britain end up needing a knee replacement because their joints are too badly Eroded.

Appalachian Mountains The Appalachians are an old and Eroded system that formed about 300 Ma and extends from the Gaspé Peninsula to Alabama.

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