Sentence examples for could be depleted from inspiring English sources

Some experts suggest supplies could be depleted by the middle of the century.

That ups the chances that at the end of the tournament, the Habs back line could be depleted.

In the absence of action by Congress, the agency's disaster relief fund could be depleted by midweek, federal officials said.

If the lack of attention to the aquifers continues, Professor Eckstein says, they could be depleted or polluted.

She looked around at her apartment, furnished only with beds, where her mother will be left trying to make ends meet for the younger children, aged 3 to 16. "The money could be depleted in, like, two days," said Tabitha, referring to the $12,000 in donations.

Dominic Waughray, senior director of WEF, warns of the risks if the business sector does not embrace the circular eonomy: "Experts have calculated that without a rethink of how we use materials in our linear 'take-make-dispose' economy, elements such as gold, silver, indium, iridium, tungsten and many others vital for industry could be depleted within five to fifty years.

The diuretic also could be depleting zinc.

In Figures 4, 5, and 6, when 20 g/L of glucose was used as the carbon source, glucose could usually be depleted in 8 h and the maximum product yield and biomass yield could be achieved at about 10 h.

Pro-whaling countries and their supporters attack both sets of critics, saying proposed hunting levels are so conservative that stocks could not be depleted again.

"But the urchin were so prolific it seemed impossible they could ever be depleted".

However, if Cr VI) co-exists with nitrate, Fe(II) in magnetite, as surface bound/crystal defects, could potentially be depleted by the reduction of nitrate, resulting in less Cr VI) reduction.