Sentence examples similar to leads to decimation from inspiring English sources

Historic grazing and uprooting shrubs for fuel in the past by nomads and sedentary populations led to decimation of dune stabilizers, biogenic soil crusts and vegetation, causing dune erodibility and low-grade activity.

It has also led to the decimation of her privacy.

The initial 20 closures were the thin end of the wedge that would lead to the decimation of British coal mining.

The deterioration in the quality of water has led to the decimation of vegetation in some areas and the eradication of aquatic flora and fauna in a nearby stream.

"The cuts of the kind being proposed are likely to lead to the decimation of the fire service in London.

"We can't let this situation continue or it will lead to the decimation of entire species.

In a statement, The National Union of Mineworkers said Lady Thatcher had "set out to serve those whose interests were profit for the few" and this had led to the "decimation" of the coal industry.

His fears turned out to be correct, as overfishing and, later, poaching, led to a decimation of the sturgeon population from which the wild stocks have never fully recovered.

Morocco's occupation of the Western Sahara and the ensuing war led to the decimation of camel herds and a drastic reduction in the number of Sahrawi that remained nomadic.

These changes led to the decimation of Sunni control over the military establishment.

The Belo Monte megadam would lead to the decimation of the fish populations and hundreds of other species.