Sentence examples for any depletion from inspiring English sources
"Any depletion of supply increases the price of remaining land, as with any commodity in the free market system.
"He hasn't shown a stamina problem and he hasn't shown any depletion in his stuff," Manager Ron Washington said.
The presence of 200 ppmv of SO2 in the reactant gas mixture did not appear to cause any depletion of the NO reduction efficiency.
I can think of four reasons straight off: any depletion of the fourth estate is to be regretted – who else will shine a light on the machinations of government?
The International Energy Agency (IEA) believes that oil will peak between "2013 and 2037" and Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq and Iran, four countries with much of the world's known reserves, report little if any depletion of reserves.
Because bone functions as the calcium nutrient reserve, it follows inexorably that any depletion of that reserve (or failure to produce the genetically programmed skeletal mass during growth) would carry with it a corresponding decrease in bone strength.
Soil analysis is employed so that any such depletion can be rectified promptly.
In this paper we present the photonuclear activation file (PAF) under development to be included into any material depletion code.
Any further depletion of water flow in the Platte, they contended, would jeopardize the nesting habitat of the whooping crane, which is on the endangered list.
Leading city legislators, including the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, and the head of the city's largest police union said they were alarmed by the decision, warning that any further depletion of police officers' ranks could erode recent gains in crime fighting.
The National Hemp Association, a nonprofit founded in 2014, states on its website that hemp "grows well almost everywhere," requires little fertilizer or pesticides, and can grow in the same plot "twenty years in a row without any noticeable depletion of the soil". It's also the "ultimate source of nutrition" and can feed populations during famines, according to the site's FAQ.
