depredation

The land was in recovery from earlier depredations and only looked natural.

I would not, after all, go hungry as a result of his depredations.

Most recently, you've managed to save us from the depredations of your own gone bad.

"Surely you have heard of the depredations which took place yesterday?"

But the depredations of nature are made worse by human failures.

The bodies were then left to the depredations of the Mob.

Perhaps his depredations would begin anew, in some other section of the country.

And where natural environments are protected from the depredation by man.

My bedroom was in better order than the living room, though it too had suffered some depredation.

It's true that the military did authorize depredations in the area.

As a result it escaped the depredations of the Commonwealth.

The fort was closed in 1848, due to Indian depredations.

Yet we hear of his depredations in the south,?

The Force is going to put a permanent end to their depredations."

And we all have suffered the depredations of the fear he sends.

In future you will inform my staff when such depredations are made."

How could such terms come to be applied to the depredations of a third world thug?

And despite the depredations of the Reagan years, she hasn't changed her mind.

However it is a significant community despite the depredations of the transport routes and changes.

Now I see the same depredations taking place everywhere.

But conservation groups say the depredation order would set a dangerous precedent.

It is believed that this operation resulted in some depredation.

There were scores, despite what depredations must have culled them.

All of us know we have to go forward and that the present incumbents in office are not the people responsible for these depredations.

The deeper problems in the art market have to do with the depredations of the auction houses.