Sentence examples for decimated as a result from inspiring English sources

Veivers, 48, had been at the helm since November 2011 and, after they finished 11th last season, he spent much of the winter trying to rebuild a squad that had been decimated as a result of the club's financial problems.

While indeed decimated as a result of wars, a new IqAF started to rise again from its ashes -- just as the mythical Arabian Phoenix did -- ironically with the help of the same powers that destroyed it in the first place.

In "The Iraqi Phoenix Rises Again," I described how the once proud and powerful Iraqi Air Force (IqAF) -- at one time the sixth largest air force in the world -- was decimated as a result of both the 1991 "Persian Gulf War" (Operation Desert Storm) and Saddam Hussein's desperate concealing, disassembling and "stashing abroad" of its remaining aircraft before the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.

How could a 31-page document on the fate of the planet and agreed to by 195 countries not acknowledge that more than one species; or that that species is responsible for thousands of species dying out or being decimated as a result of our outsized and destructive ecological footprint; or that human-induced climate change is making whole habitats inhospitable to the flora and fauna living in them?

However, the domestic milk industry has been severely decimated as a result of opening the domestic market to unfair competition from heavily subsidized milk imports.

The Syrian military has been decimated as a fighting force.

The group was nearly decimated in the 1970s as a result of a military offensive and internal fractures that led to bloody purges.

For example, ducks were not rotated around the forest during the first year and visibly decimated the forage understory as a result, indicating to Gabriel the need for a rotational land use system.

But one of their largest sources of income would be decimated, as prices fall in a regulated market.

Fish populations are decimated as great numbers migrate to less-affected areas in search of food, resulting in temporarily reduced yields for the countries in the region.

Since Belgrade was decimated as the front-line city, Subotica overtook the title of the largest city in the Kingdom for a short while.