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Meanings of deplete by in anglès

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Usage of deplete by in anglès
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Leinster's second row options have been further depleted by injury to Tom Denton.
The Irish Times
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Both stacks were severely depleted by the time I departed a few hours later.
The Irish Times
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Hamstrung by a roster depleted by injuries, Harden took a career-high 41 shot attempts.
Reuters
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Germany's spy chief said the Syrian army had been depleted by casualties, deserters and defectors.
Reuters
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But he found the army depleted by battles; and worse, yea, much worse, by desertion.
"Co. Aytch," Maury Grays, First Tennessee Regiment / Or, A Side ...
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Kinsale is expected to be completely depleted by 2002.
The Irish Times
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No wonder Walter's Brutus is depleted by her death.
The Guardian
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Some growers have seen their tomato and potato crops seriously depleted by the tiny sap-sucking pest.
Radio NZ
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Participants with BV have diverse communities of fastidious bacteria that are depleted by vaginal metronidazole therapy.
Pubmed
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They're playing on in Atlanta, mid-pandemic, even after their player field was already depleted by coronavirus.
News.com.au
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The telcom company's stock value depleted by over $1 billion following its disappointing quarterly results.
Reuters
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Granny's group of wild orcas number just 71 now, depleted by the capture-kings, marine traffic and pollution.
The Guardian
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And America's national stockpile of N95 masks had been left depleted by previous administrations, including Barack Obama's.
News.com.au
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January was sitting where they'd left her, depleted by malaria, facing south to the sun with Thomas.
The Descent
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But growing rivalries in the turboprop business cut through a Singapore Airshow depleted by coronavirus this week.
Reuters
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This year's US Open field has been depleted by the absence of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
News.com.au