Sentence examples for being denuded of from inspiring English sources

The seas are being denuded of tuna, sharks, and other targeted species.

On a rocky hillside on the edge of Dali in southwest China, he has designed a series of eight holiday homes in an area rapidly being denuded of its countryside.

When the north-east was being denuded of jobs, he sought more money for industrial redevelopment, deploring industrialists who grabbed regional subsidies but then shifted back to the south-east.

And two weeks ago, after being denuded of many of the Ortners' books, knickknacks and papers from five decades of Brooklyn boosterism, their house was put up for sale.

Now, over the past week or so, we have public sorties from Dan Tehan, the chairman of joint parliamentary committee on intelligence and security, and the current immigration minister, Peter Dutton, who on Thursday told the Australian newspaper that second-generation Australians involved in terrorism also faced the prospect of being denuded of their citizenship, along with dual nationals.

Testifying before the Commons culture committee as part of its inquiry into the illicit trade of antiquities, Mr Papandreou is expected to say that the repatriation of the ancient carvings does not mean the British Museum will have to relinquish ownership of the 2,500 years old marbles or see its gallery being denuded of classical Greek art.

Not that the world is denuded of excitement.

Many trees were denuded of foliage, snapped in half or blown clear out of the ground.

Like much of Sebald's writing, Handke's novel is denuded of joy.

Many slopes have been denuded of cover by excessive timber felling and overgrazing.

Left common carotid arteries were denuded of endothelium using a 250-μm polytetrafluoroethylene filament.