Sentence examples for would have depleted from inspiring English sources

The delay was sought by large cellular phone companies to avoid a bidding war that would have depleted their treasuries and enriched broadcasters who controlled parts of the spectrum.

Hence, this population is unlikely to have gone through a bottleneck that would have depleted the genetic variation [ 56, 57] (see also [ 58]).

Although this would minimize our type I error rate, it would have depleted our statistical power, thus giving a higher probability of type II error (that is, the probability of rejecting an association that actually exists).

Our expectation was that the conditioned soil separated from A. cristatum would retain its ability to suppress B. tectorum because the soil would have depleted N availability, at least initially.

Modeling of early atmospheric processing prior to ∼4 Ga [e.g., Pepin, 1994] suggests that it was probably dominated by a combination of hydrodynamic escape, intense sputtering loss, and large-scale impact erosion which would have depleted atmospheric Ar to levels well below its current abundance.

And if everyone engaged in the profligate water use of my city and many others, we'd have depleted our reservoirs and groundwater even further and be that much closer to our faucets running dry.

Chemicals have depleted the soil.

The progestogens in your HRT have depleted your calcium store.

Higher catch rates could have depleted the population.

Had the tax not been reauthorized recently, the fund would have been depleted by July 1997.

Zone 1 would have been depleted by the well were it not replenished with far-field oil (light gray) as far as such oil is mobile without flooding.