Sentence examples for was much depleted from inspiring English sources

During 1944, the balance of naval power in the Pacific decisively turned against Japan, and by early 1945 its fleet was much depleted and badly hobbled by critical fuel shortages in the home islands.

According to Pew, the engagement of millennials is much depleted.

Revolutionary groups also hold occasional protests, but their numbers are much depleted.

The human capital that is capable of directly prosecuting and winning complicated securities fraud cases is much depleted.

And with rates so low and budget deficits already high, America's economic armoury is much depleted.

The higher slopes of the Atlas Mountains once carried large stands of pine and cedar, but they have been much depleted.

The isotopic composition of PPT clusters into three groups (Fig. 4), group 1 is enriched in δ18O and the d-excess value has an average of 15.75 ‰, group 2 is much depleted in δ18O and the d-excess value has an average of 24 ‰, and group 3 plots between the first and second groups.

"I was the youngest of three," says Dennis Robesh, "and my parents'collegege fund' was pretty much depleted by the time I went to school".

Where Maria was, there was energy; and Tenn's energies were very much depleted".

Carbon signatures of M. petalum placed in Spartina were much more depleted than the isotopic signature of Spartina.

These findings suggest that the number of small MBAs is much more depleted than an estimate extrapolated from the existing statistics of large asteroids.