Sentence examples for depleted because from inspiring English sources

Somewhat predictably, its debut next Sunday could be substantially depleted because of injuries in recent weeks.

"He felt depleted because you need to find a natural source of vitamin B12," Salley said.

That arsenal has partly been depleted because many powerful pesticides have been banned or restricted for safety reasons, as DDT was in 1972.

He observed that shared pastures, or commons, in the 19th century became depleted because no individual farmer had an incentive to moderate the size of his herd.

Namibia's Benguela Current, one of the world's richest fishing grounds, could be drastically depleted because of changes in the upwelling system and temperature increases.

"My budget will be depleted because of this storm," said Mr. Jackson, who had 80 workers reporting for 12-hour shifts once the snow started last Sunday.

"We don't want to see tuna stocks depleting because the countries involved can't agree sensibly on the management of them," said Nickson, who called for scientifically-informed catch limits to enable heavily depleted stocks, such as Pacific bluefin tuna, to recover and prevent others such as skipjack becoming overfished.

Natural resources, especially precious metal ions such as gold, are depleting because of their continuous use, which increases the importance of their recovery/recycling processes.

This was done until no more road segments could be upgraded because funds were depleted or because no more segments that meet the criteria were available in a region.

Because a relatively small number of probes (8 total probes for all rRNAs) is used for depletion of the large rRNAs, even mildly degraded RNA samples are not depleted well because many partial fragments are not targeted.

In natural flora, it is a markedly depleted territory, because of the dense population and intensive cultivation.