Sentence examples for it's decimated from inspiring English sources

Though farmers have been fighting against new RoundUp-resistant weeds for years and it's decimated monarch butterflies, it's only recently that health worries made the jump to humans, when the popular weed killer's active ingredient, glyphosate, was deemed to be "probably carcinogenic to humans" by the World Health Organization.

"It's decimating the populations of some of Africa's iconic animals, including rhinoceros and elephants as well," said Grant Harris, the senior director for Africa on the National Security Council.

"They're philosophically antitax, and it's decimating the state".

Then we rerouted, taking a detour down back roads and into the sprawling ancient city of Aleppo – one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and Syria's economic hub before it was decimated by the regime earlier this year.  .

Others at the packed cocktail hour in a 25,000-square-foot SoHo loft, including Princess Eugenie, Donald Baechler, Ryan McGinness and Hilary Rhoda, were happy to talk about what many see as this city's best holiday, especially after it was decimated last year by superstorm Sandy.

"It was an élite school at one point, but Thomas felt it was decimated by integration".

It was decimated and there was a lot of population erosion, homes boarded up and hulks of buildings lying fallow".

In Scotland, it was decimated by the Scottish National Party; in England, it lost a significant number of votes to the anti-immigrant U.K. Independence Party.

Rolle, 27, fills a significant need for the Giants, who are in the throes of rebuilding their defense after it collapsed last season, when it was decimated by injuries.

A former executive at Salomon Brothers, he came out of retirement to rebuild Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, a securities firm, after it was decimated in the 2001 World Trade Center attacks.

The Florida Marlins 448,1022) continued to be unable to overcome the lack of trust the fans have had in the team since it was decimated following the 1997 World Series championship, and the Colorado Rockies (421,547) continued to stumble, finishing with their second straight 73-89 record, worst since the wild-card season of 1995.