Sentence examples for depleted under from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, the whales have been listed as depleted under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

In the late 1990's, some Teamsters complained that the union's pension funds had been depleted under the board's watch.

First, the £74m highlights how relentlessly this crucial resource has been depleted under the coalition, at a time when need has spiralled.

Big banks — those with more than $100 billion in assets — will have to carry out supervised analyses by the end of April of how much their capital would be depleted under the Treasury Department assumptions.

He pledged that the housing stock would be replaced, although experts have raised concerns that the number of social homes could be severely depleted under this policy, which would be funded by councils selling off expensive stock.

G.M. also said the fire would not have occurred if the Volt's battery had been disconnected and depleted under guidelines that it now recommends emergency responders follow after a severe crash.

Compound III-modified electrodes were characterized by the highest k1 (1.8×103 M−1 s−1, at pH 7.0) as well as by the highest stability, expressed by the lowest rate of the surface coverage depleting under continuous potential cycling.

Many oil fields that are candidates for CO2 enhanced oil recovery and co-sequestration are depleted and under-pressured.

If more genes in the test set belonged to the considered biological category than expected, this category was enriched or over-represented, otherwise the category was depleted or under-represented in the test set.

Since then, technical experts and electric-car enthusiasts have debated whether it is possible for an electric car's battery pack to become irreversibly depleted, and under what circumstances.

Previously, the spent fuel pools of Laguna Verde Nuclear Power plant were redesigned to host the total operating life depleted fuel under its original nominal power condition, however the plant has been up-rated to 120% of its original nominal power increasing the number of depleted fuel forecasted.