Sentence examples for going to decimate from inspiring English sources
You see, the presentation of the matter, which is actually quite wrong, is that the major killer disease on the African continent is HIV/Aids, this is really going to decimate the African population!
For all Osborne's talk of boosting the North, Green says that, looking ahead to this month's spending review: "My gut feeling is that he's going to decimate local government".
Mr Grey, UKIP candidate for Christchurch, said: "It's going to decimate our beautiful countryside.
My army of Lego tanks are going to decimate you and your cats.
Defense Distributed isn't going to destroy gun control, and it's certainly not going to decimate the gun industry.
Just a year ago, it seemed a near certainty that the global financial crisis was going to decimate the biotechnology industry.
But he insisted "shrill allegations" that the state is going to be decimated did not stand up to scrutiny.
"The town is going to be decimated because so many industries rely on the fruit industry, it's not just fruitgrowers.
"Rather than think, 'What direction should I go in?' he thinks, 'What do people say?'" He admits that Ukip's potential to scupper the Tories at next year's election still remains an unknown quantity – but his prediction for Clegg's party is bleak: "They are going to be decimated.
