| This is the process by which rainwater erodes limestone cliffs and creates limestone caves and sinkholes. |
| They readily understood how water erodes rock, and this made Lyell's report all the more believable. |
| Money is a balm that eases people's shame, and a corrosive that erodes the bonds of tribalism. |
| This erodes the reliability of the published real output and productivity measures. |
| It literally sandblasts the car every time it goes on track and gradually erodes all the surfaces and the cooling fins on the radiators. |
| Farmers say that in some places it's so thick, grass won't grow underneath it and the soil erodes. |
