Sentence examples for become decimated from inspiring English sources

1991-1995: General Idea, the trio of artists whose queer art has been internationally exhibited since the early 1970s, would become decimated by the HIV virus, with two of its members, Jorge Zontel and Felix Partz, dying only months apart from each other in 1995.

In some countries, as Cowal explained, "military forces became decimated with HIV and AIDS," bringing into question their military capabilities.

Like Japan's, American banks have become so decimated by losses in real estate that they are either unable or unwilling to resume normal lending.

Then, an MDFT filter bank becomes a critically decimated -channel filter bank with real filter coefficients.

If conditions become more extreme, one tree species could even be decimated without this being the end of the forest.

Without top predators, prey tend to become overabundant and decimate plants and trees that many species of birds, mammals and insects depend on.

In these highly insidious cultures it is so easy for blaming to become contagious and utterly decimate morale.

Those fines are used for running a system that not only doesn't work for our community but many times exposes us to a criminal justice system that causes us to become unemployable or financially decimates our families.

"Decimated houses, decimated health care, decimated schools.

Instead, she said, the effort should be considered an economic priority for struggling families, particularly as growing numbers of women become primary breadwinners with layoffs decimating industries dominated by men.

The archaeological record suggests that elk became very abundant after European diseases decimated Native American populations in the 16th century, thus greatly reducing human predation.