Sentence examples for are decimated with from inspiring English sources

The streets here are decimated with potholes, and nearly always muddy and littered with garbage, broken glass and rusted chassis.

And an essay about "Thirty Days" — Morgan Spurlock's series inspired by his film "Super Size Me," about how unhealthy it is to live on a diet of McDonald's — describes Spurlock and his role model, Michael Moore, so astutely that they are decimated with a couple of withering phrases.

"We've been decimated with injuries," he said.

"But the Cardinals' pitching has been decimated with injuries.

"We were decimated with injuries the rest of the year," Harrell said.

"Stop smoking services have been decimated with the changes to public health funding," he said.

Bus services are being decimated, with almost a third chopped from a once ringfenced rural bus grant by the coalition.

Despite government schemes to protect musicianship in schools, high-profile musicians have recently complained that it has been "decimated", with learning an instrument now seen as a luxury.

The world No1 side has been decimated with a combination of injury, withdrawals and suspension ruling out the likes of Kieran Foran, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Simon Mannering. Tuivasa-Sheck and Simon Mannering

Over the last 25 years, the justice said, anything that might be construed as a frill, like arts and physical education, has been decimated, with nonprofit groups only beginning to restore some of what has been lost.

I know we're decimated with centre-backs missing but we've got to make sure we don't give up the goals and the softness of them that we did today.