Sentence examples for is infested by from inspiring English sources
It's worse than Scampia, the most dangerous Naples slum, which is infested by the Camorra, the Neapolitan mafia.
In Barry's first novel, set in Ireland around 2053, the once-great city of Bohane is infested by vice and split along tribal lines.
But Balraj Sidhu, who runs the London College of Medicine, which teaches offshore courses, says that the business is "infested by charlatans" and that much of the teaching is "dreadful".
"I was very disappointed to find out that this demonstrations is infested by many vagabonds who are clueless about they want in life and are following a political agenda," Mark in Brazil wrote.
Not that viewers need it to be spelled out: these 35 or so drawings are manifestly about natural processes - growth, erosion, decay - and this is never more obvious than in "Many Alone," where a stretch of earth is infested by maggots occupying burrows that they have made.
Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L). is infested by cotton aphid (Aphis gossypii Glover) which occurs mainly on the growing tips of vines, sucking nutrients from the plant resulting in distortion, leaf curling, and yield loss. Horticultural plastic films with modified light regimes were selected to control aphid in the greenhouses for the production of cucumber.
The dogs used for adult infestations had been infested by A. aureolatum ticks in a previous study (10 ), when they were also infected with R. rickettsii; the dogs were therefore immune to RMSF.
For the RM-SM co-infestation experiment, plants were infested by transferring 20 RM to each of the three leaflets per plant.
For the RM- Pst co-infestation experiment (see Additional file 5: Figure S5), plants were infested by transferring 20 RM to each of three leaflets per plant.
Upon dissecting the sample bees from each colony, Dr. Nasr found that 31.2percentt of the examined bees were infested by tracheal mites, with individual colonies ranging from 5percentto100percentcent mite infestation.
