Príklady decimate

• By 1971 women, who had been almost a fourth of the jute workforce, were decimated to a bare 2 per cent of the workforce.

• There were areas that were decimated, but they were probably few.

• It was a rebellion against corrupt governing elites who impoverished the state and its people and decimated public services.

• Year after year the pregnancies continued; the epidemics and decimating diseases came almost as regularly.

• Here y is the vector of filtered response values, decimated to 10-ms sampling interval.

• For want of works of irrigation whole populations were periodically decimated by famine.

• The first came with the plagues of the 1890s that decimated cattle herds.

• Proud armies have often been decimated, even destroyed, by epidemics; wars and thus the fate of peoples have been decided by them.

• This sea urchin decimates kelp beds and creates barrens, thus completely altering coastal ecosystems.

• Rather, it represents a mixture of productive and perceptual aspects, in that the errors originate in the productive domain but were decimated through the action of a perceptual monitor.

• Furthermore, the high mortality of larvae on resistant wheat would decimate the parasitoid, and probably prevent it from slowing any increase in the population of virulent midges.

• The 33storey hotel - which had a 77 per cent occupancy rate at the time of the blast - was decimated, its lobby covered in charred sofas, overturned tables and caved-in ceilings.

• In the same vein, a fading ethnic group may adopt similar priorities to encourage a high birth rate to resuscitate a community decimated by war, disease, or intermarriage.

• Worse still, in 1946 a sequence of summer drought and then harvest deluges decimated the grain crop, just as the ration-card system was being drastically cut back.

• The consequence has been disastrous as the region has suffered massive pollution of land, water, flora and fauna, which has decimated the resources on which the region survives.