Sentence examples for it has depleted from inspiring English sources
"They say the light from a star reaches us long after it has depleted its resources".
By maximizing organismal health during the period of fecundity, the animal is able to ward off physiological decline associated with aging even long after it has depleted its germ cells and fertility no longer matters, with the added benefit of extended longevity, at least under laboratory conditions.
The maximum acceptance at which the herbivore should leave its patch is when it has depleted the current patch by the cumulative energetic cost of traveling, handling, cropping, and digesting.
The results show that under uncoupled conditions, the minimum acceptance (proportion of vegetation consumed by the herbivore) at which the herbivore can leave its current patch without reducing its intake rate is when it has depleted the current patch by the energetic cost required to travel to another patch.
If a dominant is confident that it is occupying the best patch in the environment, it should not leave until it has depleted it to its final quitting intake rate (Charnov 1976; Nolet et al. 2006).
Right To Buy has previously been criticised by housing campaigners who say it has depleted the council housing stock and transferred it into the hands of private landlords.
BP said in December that it had depleted its claims reserve of $1.6 billion.
Many years of overlogging the evergreen aquilaria trees that produce it have depleted the supply of rich oud.
Jeff Seabright, Coca-Cola's vice-president for environment and water resources, said he had been to Kerala twice this year, over a factory that notoriously closed two years ago after claims that it had depleted the local water table.
The Joint Next-Generation House-X would cost a pretty penny, but the design was a real beaut -- it had depleted uranium construction with reactive armor, an integrated predator-sensing suite, the latest laser AHAP (anti-huffing/anti-puffing) countermeasures, and a whole lot more.
The IEA has dramatically lowered the bar for when it might next intervene and has depleted its emergency stash in the event of more upheavals.
