Sentence examples for decimated since from inspiring English sources

With tourism decimated since the ousting of Mohamed Morsi as president in July, Egyptian authorities hope the new tomb will help bring visitors back to Luxor.

But off all of them, the Brownfields Redevelopment Program has been decimated since its only staff member was let go last month.

Current population discourse insists that the neoliberal policies imposed by the World Bank and IMF – in which health provision, along with education, sanitation and other essential public services, has been decimated since the 1980s – can remain in place.

Tourism in Egypt has been decimated since 2011, with media reports of social unrest coupled with western travel warnings putting off holidaymakers from travelling to most of the nation's famous destinations.

Libya's oil production has been decimated since the unrest began.

In Castanea dentata (American chestnut), genetic variation in susceptibility towards the blight fungus Cryphonectria parasitica was also observed (Griffin 2000), but C. dentata has still been severely decimated since the early 1900s.

All our traditional industries have been decimated [since] the Thatcher government.

Suddenly they can see their viral reach decimated, because since Facebook hosts all these developers, poor experiences reflect on it directly so it's quick to prioritize long-term user satisfaction over everyone else's businesses.

Just before the Asia collapse, Lear built two new factories, in China and Thailand; demand for autos in the area has since been decimated.

"Decimated houses, decimated health care, decimated schools.

But there are no clear opposition leaders in Libya, Yemen or Syria: a ruthless security apparatus has long since decimated any such candidates.