Sentence examples for decimation from from inspiring English sources

The telecast producers' reaction to the free-falling numbers — and presumably to fears of decimation from CBS executives — has been increasing desperation, and this year the show reached some craven new lows.

Aboriginal populations, who have witnessed their own decimation from infectious diseases brought by settlers, may not trust that what the government provides is necessarily good for them.

The idea is to emulate active release of mostly susceptible pests by shielding a refuge population from decimation and R-selection on the toxic crop, yet at the same time allowing sufficient numbers of susceptible pests to move to suppress resistance development in the toxic crop.

It takes years to recover from the decimation of services," said Fiona Blacke, chief executive of the National Youth Agency.

Atwood has a keen interest in conservation: she uses her Twitter feed to highlight ecological issues ranging from the decimation of the bee population to ocean pollution.

As the pottery business emerges from the decimation of the past few decades, the museum stands as an inspiration for the new talent entering the industry.

The ultra-Orthodox, in Israel and in the Jewish diaspora, bolstered by large families and young marriages, have surged back powerfully from their decimation in the Holocaust.In Israel, though, unlike in the diaspora, most of the men are classified as students for much of their lives.

Signal from the decimation and filtering stages is next fed to the normalization stage.

Pockets of starfish decimation have been found from Southern California to Alaska.

It may cause a bottleneck in the endosymbiont gene pool, however this genotype may rescue the coral populations from complete decimation in the coming years.

Apart from the decimation of cod through overfishing, a little cross-Channel pact called L'Entente Cordiale in 1904 put an end to their trans-ocean fishing expeditions.