Sentence examples for decimated with from inspiring English sources
"We've been decimated with injuries," he said.
"But the Cardinals' pitching has been decimated with injuries.
Their backline in particular found itself decimated, with Ike Opara and Espinoza suffering long-term injuries.
"We were decimated with injuries the rest of the year," Harrell said.
"Stop smoking services have been decimated with the changes to public health funding," he said.
The streets here are decimated with potholes, and nearly always muddy and littered with garbage, broken glass and rusted chassis.
3) It's not; it's some other thing where I'm cozers with the idea of regularly flexing whatever mind-stuff I didn't decimate with drugs, which was probably most of it.
But we keep g(t), h(t) (with a daily sampling) in the following temporal series, and not the decimated series with a sampling of τ days (τ = 130 in case of Champ; see below); a surprising amount of information on short term features is preserved in the process of computing the model from data in a window of length τ (e.g., Blanter et al., 2005).
In much the same way, the "big society" plans to drive women to replace decimated services with unwaged work.
Bystanders on Thursday were quick to blame the plaza, saying the reduced traffic had decimated businesses, with tables perpetually staked out by vagrants.
It was another proud David Stern moment, the Lakers announcing moments before their annual visit to Madison Square Garden that Shaquille O'Neal would sit out their 91-81 loss to the equally decimated Knicks with a sore right foot.
