Sentence examples for decimated in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The mining industry has been decimated; in terms of jobs and prospects, tourism is something that the area needs to look into and really try to grasp".

"For the past eight years, the entire public health system has been decimated in terms of funding," Jeffrey Klausner, MD, a professor of Medicine and Public Health at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, told VICE.

Mr. Mineta said that Mr. Magaw's background was well suited to the job, "especially his work as the director of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms where he came into an agency that was pretty much decimated, both in terms of organization and morale, and turned that agency around".

The performance of artificially decimated power law screens in terms of S4 estimations is improved by the compensation method as well.

Populations of C. australis were decimated in some parts of New Zealand because of Sudden Decline.

Based on the comparative study, it is clear that deploying high-performance methods for decimating and interpolating reference frames would be a preferred choice in terms of coding efficiency and computational complexity.

Last year's, which decimated Puerto Rico, drowned parts of Houston and rattled most of Florida, triggered another record in terms of total damages – $306.2bn, eclipsing the previous high from 2005, the year Katrina hit New Orleans.

The emergence of TKI-resistant mutants, in relapse, is then the consequence of the positive selective pressure provided by the specific drugs: the rare and covert mutant clone now finds itself as a beneficiary of therapy with an enormous competitive advantage in terms of ecosystem space and resources, whereas its clonal relatives are decimated.

The hardest hit industries in terms of employment now are finance, manufacturing, and especially construction, which was decimated when the housing bubble burst in 2007 and has yet to recover.

In terms of offices held nationally and at the state level, the Democrats have been decimated.

But in terms of individual businesses the biggest losers have been mining companies, which have been decimated by collapses in the prices of metals and coal.