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61, Even an innocent-looking cup of coffee creates soil erosion because of over-production on coffee plantations, and chronic water pollution during processing.

62, The deaths can not be medically accounted for and environmentalists fear that costal erosion could be releasing buried poisons from the site.

63, Further contraction, pit closures, and industrial erosion would certainly follow.

64, These movements and earlier erosion have tended to obscure Mesozoic and Paleozoic structures.

65, Partly this reflects the lack of enthusiasm among manufacturers toward any erosion of retail price maintenance.

66, Although the increase in rainfall would aid irrigation, it would add to the problems of soil erosion and nutrient leaching.

67, Trampling of vegetation is one of the most widespread environmentally degrading repercussions of recreation and can also lead to excessive soil erosion.

68, Another interesting option is the use of wind turbines as windbreaks to reduce wind speed and erosion.

69, Erosion and deposition begin and end at different times at sites hundreds of kilometers apart.

70, Apart from damage caused by trampling and erosion, more widespread and long-lasting degradation can occur as a result of recreation activities.

71, The idea was to prevent erosion and enrich the soil.

72, The main purpose of the list is to illustrate complexity and variety of political-economic and physical circumstances of soil erosion.

73, As the volume increased, the erosion of the canyon accelerated and widened.

74, Now all they have is thick, wet soil that is vulnerable to erosion from all-too-frequent storms.

75, If any story can stir outrage at the erosion of privacy, this is surely it.

76, Conflicting views' Of course arable land in some places is going out of cultivation because of erosion and other destructive forces.

77, The wage erosion, of course, started before the end of the cold war.

78, In the case of monuments and historical buildings, the erosion and damage can destroy carvings and statues and weaken building structures.

79, Sometimes the natural processes of erosion will etch a perfect specimen. Sentencedict.com

80, Erosion and rising sea levels are now posing a serious danger to the lowest-lying islands.

81, They believe the Bush administration's promise of steady deficit erosion, in co-operation with Congress, is being more systematically derailed.

82, Now encryption will cause the erosion of the current corporate monopoly on expertise and proprietary knowledge.

83, For agriculture, the most significant result of accelerated soil erosion is a reduction in productivity.

84, The condition is characterized by spinal cysts and the gradual erosion of spinal nerves.

85, The government has, alas, enclosed some of the mountain streams in concrete banks to prevent land erosion.

86, But the networks have scrambled to keep them on the air for another year in an attempt to stem audience erosion.

87, A minor effect of wind erosion is the formation of faceted and polished pebbles.

88, Three different ways can be identified in which piecemeal improvements to the conceptualisation of the soil erosion problem have been transcended.

89, This is a further, but eminently sensible, erosion of the principle of orality.

90, Ducks and geese are stripping the shoreline of vegetation, triggering erosion that muddies the shallow lake.