Examples of 'due to erosion' in a sentence
Meaning of "due to erosion"
Due to erosion: This phrase indicates that a particular event or outcome is a result of erosion, the gradual wearing away of something such as soil, rock, or coastline due to natural processes like water or wind. It is commonly used in geological, environmental, or land management contexts
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Other monuments have been damaged due to erosion.
Mainly due to erosion by water.
Their unusual shapes are due to erosion.
The weight loss due to erosion is measured periodically over time.
The trail is in bad shape due to erosion.
Due to erosion of the area there are amazing tunnels and arches.
Some areas were closed off due to erosion.
Its base is due to erosion of the mountains until a plane was formed.
The beach is very narrow due to erosion.
Some are there due to erosion and others due to deposits.
This beach is very small due to erosion.
Coating failure due to erosion is often observed on the leading edge of the blade.
It was moved several times due to erosion.
Due to erosion Lütje Horn has continuously lost surface area.
All chines are in a state of constant change due to erosion.
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The bare spots may be due to erosion of the coating film.
Sadly the beaches here are disappearing due to erosion.
Such damage may alternatively be due to erosion of the material of the refractory structure.
These are smaller than the original volumes due to erosion.
Degraded soil, mainly due to erosion and poor management.
The first two lighthouses are now underwater due to erosion.
Rivers naturally change course due to erosion and periodic flooding.
The exact shape of the plates is hard to determine due to erosion.
Soil changes due to erosion.
The wall on the south reach has almost disappeared due to erosion.
Due to erosion and dorsoventral crushing, features of the skull are hard to interpret.
Its unique shape is due to erosion.
Due to erosion and time, this rock has eroded and decomposed.
Clearly defined corrugated gouging due to erosion corrosion.
Due to erosion at the Grandique spit of land, the pole light was moved in 1900.
Many paths are vulnerable due to erosion.
The monument was damaged due to erosion over the years, and it was restored in 2004.
The front range light had already been lost due to erosion.
There are only eight left, due to erosion ( 2 centimeters a year ).
The island has diminished in size since then due to erosion.
Control of sediment transport due to erosion from peat mines.
The exact locations of the first two lighthouses are now underwater due to erosion.
Mosques do not naturally occur in the wild due to erosion or particularly devout beavers.
The site and any archaeological evidence has subsequently been washed away due to erosion.
Niagara Falls is constantly moving backward, due to erosion from the force of the water.
Occasionally small amounts of ash can be emitted from the active vent due to erosion.
This was also formed due to erosion.
The island at the mouth of the Occoquan River has disappeared due to erosion.
The environment is also facing a loss of biodiversity due to erosion and desertification.
The line is still intact, except for some portions disappeared due to erosion.
The prior art arrangement also suffers problems due to erosion of the vessel walls.
The floor of the crater contains large cracks, which may be due to erosion.
It may, however, undergo mechanical deterioration due to erosion in the metal impact zone.
The paintings and engravings have become blurred due to erosion.
Actually, over 100 islands have already disappeared due to erosion and rising water levels.
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