erosion *

Two hours might have done the job with less erosion of attention.

However they might one day if erosion has anything to do with it.

A result has been an erosion of the public's trust in the press.

The tree can be used in the control of erosion.

Extra care needs to be taken to control erosion in such areas.

The Governor says there is no erosion in his campaign.

The county and erosion district could each pay half, he added.

The erosion of his body had not reduced him as a man.

Since 1976 there has been great erosion of respect for local government.

Soil erosion has been one of the country's major problems.

Many areas of high erosion are due to human activities.

The front range light had already been lost due to erosion.

A double would at least help to stop the erosion.

But so, too, must have the obvious erosion of law and order on the field.

There must be no erosion of the workers' rights that have been won over time.

Record the differences to find out which test site had the most erosion.

This situation led to an erosion of civil rights in the new state.

The town has called it the worst erosion in 10 years.

Due to its young age, the island shows little evidence of erosion.

The second is erosion from moving water on the trail.

And no one knows why the erosion seems so much worse this year.

Most of the energy that makes erosion happen is provided by the sun.

It's not being put into effect for erosion matters, but because of policy.

These have a significant effect upon the rate and progress of the erosion.

Plans for comprehensive erosion control have been long in coming.