Examples of using Decimated in English and their translations into Japanese
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The 1994 genocide decimated Rwanda's fragile economic base, severely impoverished the population, particularly women, and eroded the country's ability to attract private and external investment.
This violence, which in many countries decimated the left, made possible the radical free-market economics that reigned throughout Latin America during the last two decades of the twentieth century.
Dominated by foreign powers, decimated by World War II, reshaped under Communism, then reborn as one of the powerhouses of modern Eastern Europe, the Polish capital has seen it all.
Nantucket, where the Pequod sets sail, was the epicenter of this lucrative and bloody global industry which decimated the world's whale populations.
You get it: why so few are writing to you, support your struggle, or even fight for the countries being destroyed, decimated by the empire.
The decline was further exacerbated by Scott's antislavery reputation, which decimated the Southern Whig vote at the same time as the pro-slavery Whig platform undermined the Northern Whig vote.
In Siberia Trotsky became aware of the differences within the party, which had been decimated by arrests in 1898 and 1899.
For a start, forget all these artistically decorated humanistic sorrows written by an official officer of Britain- the country, the colonialism which over several centuries decimated millions of people.
Without prior knowledge that the US controlled Iraqi Army(30,000 strong) would not intervene, the Mosul operation would have fallen flat, the rebels would have been decimated.
In the end, they converted less than a quarter of the population, while their livestock and disease destroyed native food supplies and decimated villages.
However, the twelve years rule(1979-1990) by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher completely and ruthlessly decimated the working class as the Tory Government sold off all the mining, shipbuilding and manufacturing industries.
The offshoring of US manufacturing and professional service jobs to Asia stopped the growth of consumer demand in the US, decimated the middle class, and left insufficient employment for college graduates to be able to service their student loans.
The offshoring of US manufacturing and professional service jobs to Asia stopped the growth of consumer demand in the US, decimated the middle class, and left insufficient employment for college graduates to be able to service….
If they can defeat the warlord who rules the city where the books are kept, the young man can help them defeat the disease that decimated the world and restart the civilization.
The inadequate, and now decimated, health systems, and the rippling effects of the crisis on education, housing, and food, all raise issues of access to- and the enjoyment of- fundamental economic and social rights.
Japan has the richness of immaterial heritage, and this immateriality makes it eternal," he says, noting that although earthquakes, typhoons and other natural disasters have often decimated structures, traditions such as kabuki are kept alive by being passed down through generations.
Western diseases decimated the local population.
The Great Flood of 1937 decimated the town.
Human activity has decimated 60% of animal populations since 1970.
The equivalent of the entire population of Denmark decimated.”.