Sentence examples for badly reduced from inspiring English sources
But in one of Africa's most populous regions, the rainforest has been badly reduced.
In recent years a constant stream of such tiresomely petty controversies have made him a badly reduced figure – and yet it is easy to see why the faithful stick with him.
Despite being badly reduced by combat, hunger and frostbite, the PVA 59th Division sent in its last five platoons and refused to yield.
If bombings or other attacks like those that occurred this week in Baghdad, Karbala and Mosul take place in one section of the country or another during balloting, the resulting disparities in security might badly reduce turnout in certain areas and render the election unfair, election experts say.
Since the March 8 general elections when the ruling coalition suffered badly, reducing the government's grip on power, Anwar has launched a campaign to topple the government, which has a thin 30-seat majority in the 222-member parliament, with ongoing defections.
A sloppy classification can badly reduce the accuracy of model.
Thus, these issues badly reduce the performance of MAC protocol which cannot allocate the slots to emergency data in an appropriate time.
The fact of heavy noise corruption and the Doppler Effect of multi-source acoustic signals would badly reduce the effectiveness of online defect detection of the ADBD system.
The phenomenon of Doppler Effect in the acoustic signal recorded by the wayside acoustic defective bearing detector (ADBD) leads to the difficulty for fault diagnosis of train bearings with a high moving speed, which is a barrier that would badly reduce the effectiveness of online defect detection.
Council members said the group was badly equipped, reduced to arming itself mostly with the guns of defectors.
The IPCC technical report on climate change and water concludes that, despite global increases in rainfall, many dry regions including the Mediterranean and southern Africa will suffer badly from reduced rainfall and increased evaporation.
