Sentence examples for badly infested from inspiring English sources

In the summer, many of their mattresses were so badly infested with parasites that they burned them, too.

No wonder that in the 1950s most of the younger people abandoned it for places not as badly infested with saltwater ghouls and blood-sucking phantoms – Melbourne and Tottenham were particularly popular.

Remove badly infested leaves by hand.

The unfortunate truth is that when a houseplant becomes badly infested with insects, it is near impossible to remove the insects and return the plant to health.

Check daily during a severe whitefly infestation, and pluck off badly infested leaves.

In badly infested birds, the feathers may be severely damaged.

Heating systems stopped working, communal gardens were badly maintained and the dark stairwells became infested with teenage gangs and drug dealing.

At the time of lifting, seedlings should be culled to eliminate those that will not survive after planting i.e., seedlings infested with insects or disease, badly damaged in lifting and handling, having distinctly poor root systems, or falling below minimum size standards.

Some houses were built so badly they were barely livable after several years, infested with termites and topped by leaky roofs.

Prior to the rapid period of pasture development that commenced in the 1950s (Figure 9.4) many pastures were sparse, heavily infested with rabbits, contained inferior annual species, and soils were badly eroded.

Bedbugs infested.