Sentence examples for depressed through from inspiring English sources

In 1903, the track depression reached the Roseville Avenue Station, and the lines were depressed through Roseville.

The CNS was found to be depressed through the observation period 0 to 120 min (Fig. 3).

The pedal actuates the flushing system in the same time when it is depressed through a lever mechanism consisting of two steel levers and a plastic pipe.

Generally, coking can be largely depressed through using highly dispersed nano-sized Ni on porous supports, tuning the surface acidity of the catalysts or utilising new reformers [2, 6, 7].

Through EMG analysis of the painful shoulder, Scovazzo et al. discovered muscle activity of the serratus anterior is significantly depressed through the important pull-through phase in swimmers with shoulder pain [49].

I think Rob got really depressed through this relationship".

There's a slightly depressed, going-through-the-motions feel to the entire show.

For me to know that I am depressed is through reading; there is no one who told me about depression.

"The support was vital, I was really depressed but through the support network I started to rebuild my life," she said.

He praised Iran's "exemplary political stability and tranquillity," adding: "The enemies wanted to make our people depressed and exhausted through their sanctions.

As George H.W. Bush's Housing and Urban Development Secretary, Kemp advocated a federal urban policy that encouraged homeownership for low- and moderate-income families and used tax breaks to reinvigorate depressed urban areas through Enterprise Zones.