Sentence examples for decimated from from inspiring English sources

Factory towns decimated from years of plants packing up.

His doctor has told him that his immune system has been decimated from years of stress.

Ash was the most commonly planted tree species used to replace elm trees decimated from the 1920s through the 1980s throughout North America by Dutch elm disease.

But given that November's spending review has stipulated that no budgets, apart from the NHS itself and schools, are protected from Osborne's cuts, which could be as big as 40%, public health budgets could be decimated from April.

The number of Liberal Democrat MPs has been decimated from 56 to eight, with three former cabinet members among the losers.

Considering the frequency range of electromechanical mode (generally [0.1 Hz, 2.5 Hz]) in power systems, the signals are low pass filtered with a cutoff frequency of 3 Hz, then decimated from 50 samples per second to 5 samples per second, and finally high pass filtered to remove any low-frequency trends.

Standing atop Marye's Heights, I looked out over the town where 12,000 Union soldiers marched to their death as the Confederates decimated them from my elevated position.

It was exacerbated by the 2008 housing crash, which decimated income from property tax, the mainstay of the state's finances.

The proud, centrist Liberals, who once called themselves the "natural governing party of Canada", were decimated, reduced from 77 seats to 34, while Quebec's separatist Bloc Québécois was all but eliminated, collapsing from 47 seats to four.

"Decimated houses, decimated health care, decimated schools.

This was the first time the United States had entered the competition, and the coaches were afraid the team would be decimated by entrants from Communist countries.