Sentence examples for be decimated from from inspiring English sources

But given that November's spending review has stipulated that no budgets, apart from the NHS itself and schools, are protected from Osborne's cuts, which could be as big as 40%, public health budgets could be decimated from April.

His doctor has told him that his immune system has been decimated from years of stress.

The number of Liberal Democrat MPs has been decimated from 56 to eight, with three former cabinet members among the losers.

Some marine species have been decimated from overfishing, and forests with rare plants have been stripped bare.

Over the past 40 years, black rhino populations have been decimated from an estimated 65,000 to that current number of 2,500.

The 74th and the picket battalion were decimated; from a strength of about 500, the 74th lost ten officers killed and seven wounded, and 124 other ranks killed and 270 wounded.

In the car, she tells me she came here, to America, because Mexico has been decimated from a drug war, and now the fodder of that war is here as well, staggering past her doorway.

This was the first time the United States had entered the competition, and the coaches were afraid the team would be decimated by entrants from Communist countries.

So for example, there's questions like, you know, "Can this business be decimated by low-cost competition from China or other low-cost countries?" That's a checklist question.

If it was, everyone would demand deletions from news websites and online journalism would be decimated.

Civil society, however, would be decimated.