Sentence examples for total depletion from inspiring English sources

But the total depletion of the museum's coffers owes much to the interplay of racial, local and personal politics.

Another defeat at The Oval would have sapped morale, already at a historic ebb, to the point of total depletion.

The suspicion that we may be dealing with an ecological outrider interested largely in justifying business as usual is compounded by Collier's assertion that the total depletion of a non-renewable natural resources is not intrinsically an economic sin "because the ethics of depletion depends on how the money generated gets used".

It had a sandalwood trade beginning in 1825; overexploitation caused almost total depletion of the trees by the end of the 19th century, but some small private plantations have now been established to grow sandalwood for export.

Finally, we shall now support our previous assumption of nearly total depletion.

The total depletion from the effective source area is estimated to be 36±7×1010 Bq.

This may be explained by the slow consumption of acetate which took 300 h to total depletion.

The nanowire is then likely to be near total depletion, in agreement with its low dark conductivity.

Atrazine and propazine are efficiently removed at laminar flow conditions, with an almost total depletion for the largest current densities.

The outcome routinely results in total depletions of the winning wines at the wineries and at stores within days.

Correcting the quantified total TERT depletion for depletion efficiency of biotin-TERT gives an MCP-TERT-labeling efficiency of 82%.