Sentence examples for decimated through from inspiring English sources

Boston's frontcourt is decimated through injuries and illness.

With wildlife populations decimated through poaching, its first priority is to stabilise the core of the park, and for this it needs local people on side.

The Taino who were established on the island resisted Spanish incursions, but it did not take long for their numbers to be decimated through disease and the effects of forced labour.

During the middle decades of the nineteenth century, when vast numbers of whites poured into California, the native Indian population was decimated through disease, starvation, homicide, and a declining birth rate.

But the party was short-lived: by 1977, Frelimo, the government forces, and Rhodesian-backed rebels, Renamo, had taken centre stage at Gorongosa, the unwitting epicentre of an unrelenting 16 years of internecine strife during which the wildlife was decimated through poaching for food and ivory.

Countless industries have been turned upside down, disrupted, or decimated through this technology adoption life cycle.

I had picked up the habit as a young teenager and it decimated me through my college days and beyond.

"Decimated houses, decimated health care, decimated schools.

The Trump administration is reportedly devising a plan to decimate Medicaid through executive action.

His organization is thought to have been decimated in recent years through military action against it and defections.

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.