"Many states display the 'empty forest' syndrome, where exploding populations have completely depleted forests of wildlife.
By mid-October, however, the government had completely depleted $14.6 billion in windfall oil profits.
Being only the size of washer-driers, and having completely depleted their fuel tanks, the pair were not expected to produce any sort of impact flash visible to Earth observers.
When my housemate gave me a hit of acid that had been tinfoil-wrapped and sitting in the fridge since I moved in, he told me he wasn't sure how strong it was or whether or not it had completely depleted.
There were some signs that Trump has not completely depleted the reservoir of goodwill among the folks who voted for him.
These old men whom you have turned into machines so that they can produce their entire lives and whom you throw out on to the street when they have been completely depleted?
These lands have been completely depleted, and are no longer usable.
Savings and loan programs, called "susu," that finance "micro-trade" and small businesses — especially those run by women — have been "completely depleted," with participants no longer able to pay their debts, said the FAO.
Laboratory incubations have demonstrated that repeated additions of fresh organic matter to soil induce greater priming effects than a single addition [37], [38] and that increased decomposition of soil organic matter continued even when the added fresh organic matter had been completely depleted [39].
To investigate the nuclear response to impairment of mitochondrial function, a commonly applied method involves the use of so-called ρ° cell lines, i.e. cells that have been completely depleted of mtDNA by prolonged exposure to sub-lethal doses of ethidium bromide (EthBr).
