Sentence examples for depleting without from inspiring English sources

The fact that stockpile are depleting, without a corresponding rise in the price of copper, indicates that some sort of government-sponsored activity is underway because while copper is a widely-used metal in construction, electrical grids and appliances, and vehicles, it is also a strategic metal with multiple military uses.

At the same time, firewood in remote areas is being depleted without being replenished.

Meanwhile, protests against corruption and social injustice are intensifying as the country's environmental resources are depleted without any consideration of future generations.

Mr. Green was one of thousands of New Yorkers — physically devastated, mentally depleted, without hope of recovery and without surrogates — for whom the prolongation of life at all costs was the only legally sanctioned course of treatment.

Gortat, 31, has missed just one game since joining the Wizards on the eve of the 2013-14 candaign and his absence is particularly untimely for a front court that already depleted without Nene and Drew Gooden III.

McNamara feels the national side will be somewhat depleted without the inclusion of Burgess.

The human body has thiamine stores that can last up to 6 weeks, but are quickly depleted without adequate nutrition.

Because if you've consumed any drug with regularity, even if it's just coffee, you'll know that eventually you're no longer getting any real buzz out of it – you're taking it because it's become a regular part of your day, and you feel psychologically, if not physically, depleted without it.

Western blotting of whole cell extract after RNAi confirmed that each protein was efficiently depleted without affecting the levels of the other proteins (Fig. 5).

In rdr6 mutants, in which tasiRNAs are depleted without affecting the miRNA abundance [ 34], only the sp2 miRNAs increased approximately seven-fold.

By flushing the pleural space twice with 1.0 ml sterile PBS, all cellular compartments can be depleted without damaging the pleural spaces' biological or physiological function.