Sentence examples for which exhausted the from inspiring English sources

Water availability was reduced greatly between the late 1970s and the 1990s because of irrigation programs in the catchment area, which exhausted the groundwater aquifer, and their effects on plants were mediated by decreasing yearly average flooding and its variability.

That dubious distinction belongs, by a large margin, to 2005 and its 28 named storms, which exhausted the World Meteorological Organization's yearly list of 21 names and forced officials to dip into the Greek alphabet for the first time.

However, his assassination caused a two-decade-long war with Sassanid Persia which exhausted the Empire's resources and contributed to major territorial losses during the Muslim conquests of the 7th century.

However, she played the role for 15 months which exhausted the actress who later remarked "I thought if I did the fucking Lambeth Walk one more time I was going to fucking throw up".

Highly intensive exercises, which exhaust the anaerobic energy supply, require aerobic generation of ATP.

"She kept the political model negotiated by former President Lula, which exhausts the financial power of the Brazilian state," says Senator Alvaro Dias, of the opposition social democratic party, the PSDB.

St. Thomas Aquinas called greed "a sin against God". And social theorist Erich Fromm called it "a bottomless pit which exhausts the person in an endless effort to satisfy the need without ever reaching satisfaction". But if we take greed at its most basic definition--a desire for material wealth that goes beyond the norm--then we have to face the fact that we need the greedy.

"Greed is a bottomless pit which exhausts the person in an endless effort to satisfy the need without ever reaching satisfaction," German philosopher Erich Fromm famously said.

Owing to the shorter time action profile of NPH insulin, the rate of insulin release from the subcutaneous tissue depot is more rapid, which exhausts the supply more quickly and, thus, requires earlier endogenous insulin release.

This may be related to overproduction of chemokines and immune cells which exhausts the already deficient immune system, causing a faster decline in CD4+ T cells and progression to later stages of disease.

The boilers were housed in two large compartments, 17 in the forward boiler room that used the three forward funnels and 9 in the aft boiler which exhausted through the rear pair of funnels.