Sentence examples for decimated to from inspiring English sources

Its jihadi ranks were decimated to a few dozen men forced into the underground.

More people means more forests decimated to build the four-bedroom homes that Mr. Douthat thinks are part of our "edge".

Centuries of deforestation have already seen the tree's 500,000 hectares decimated to its current 2,000 hectares, and has been added to the IUCN's red list of threatened species, albeit at the lowest level of threat.

In 10 years' time, it is very possible that my community of 800,000 people will be decimated to little more than 50,000 scattered in pockets, living in fear across the country.

At the time Alan S. Gordon, the national executive director of the musical artists guild, warned that his members would strongly resist comparable cuts, saying that "the artists we represent will not see their contract decimated to make up for decades of mismanagement by City Opera's board".

Waveforms were decimated to a sampling interval of 2 s.

In this case, instead of decimating to obtain, a specific filter is directly designed for by using the Parks-McClellan algorithm.

— Emily Weinstein Huffington Post: Hurricane Sandy has decimated up to half of this year's Cuban coffee crop, dashing hopes to renovate defunct plantations and elevate coffee to an important export.

She told the Guardian: "This event has been promoted by a government which has decimated access to justice.

A year later, almost single-handedly, Bwalya led the decimated Chipolopolo to a second-place finish at the 1994 African Cup in Tunisia, and later coached the national team.

We calculated synthetic observed seismograms and Green's functions with a total duration of 20 s, and decimated them to a sampling interval of 0.02 s.