Sentence examples for decayed to the point from inspiring English sources

In regards to the collapse, a new report says that the balcony had decayed to the point of dry rot, according to CNN News.

In a European study, the fungus was found growing on logs in a state of decay where the wood was mostly hard, with most of the bark left, to wood that had decayed to the point that it was mostly soft throughout.

He grew up in Imam Qasim, a once beautiful Kurdish neighborhood near the citadel, where homes with spiralled Ottoman columns have been allowed to decay to the point of collapse.

This truck would be parked at a holding station in Brooklyn where it would sit for about a month, enough time for the iodine isotope to decay to the point of harmlessness.

Right now we will still let relationships decay to the point of violence.

Meanwhile, the remnants of the once-formidable armed forces were allowed to decay, to the point where they were no longer capable of functioning as an army.

"There's no words to describe seeing a loved one decay to the point where you no longer recognize them," said Blanca Nelly Betancur, 43, whose mother and, so far, three siblings have inherited the disease.

On "Body Horror," Rapp and Yemi's vocals decay to the point that they become indistinguishable.

But the tree has decayed to a point where it can no longer be safely preserved, CNN reports.

"We don't know how long it takes after death for the cells to decay to such a point that no matter what you do, you can never get them back again," Parnia says.

For, if the initial condition lies to the right of (varGamma_) above this point, then optimal trajectories must decay below the point in order to reach the terminal manifold.