Replenishment used in a sentence

Replenishment in a sentence as a noun

Then, the harvesters have no regard for the replenishment of the resource; they just want to make money.

A recirculating water fountain can stream far more water per day through its system than it holds or receives in replenishment.

Then their system automatically places replenishment orders with their vendors when the inventory of that item goes below a certain level.

Women who attend religious services regularly, for instance, are much closer to the generational replenishment rate, if not above it.

A carrier group needs tanker replenishment anyway, so switching to nuclear ship propulsion doesn't save you from needing to worry about the logistics of transporting large volumes of flammable liquid to the group.

Barring the presence of environmental limits, this requires social controls to keep capital stocks down to a level at which maintenance costs can be met from current production, and maintain intake of resources at or below replenishment rates.

My worry is that the QOL improvements you cite seem largely based on depletion of capital stocks: Fossil fuel reserves, topsoil, fish stocks, aquifers, forests, uncultivated land are all being used far beyond their replenishment ratesWhat if all the progress we've built is not built on any solid foundation?

An alternative context for "advanced" is that your civilization exists in balance with the other processes on the planet, you don't create anything that that wouldn't be created by natural processes inherent in the system, and your resource utilization is at a rate that does not exceed its replenishment rate.

Just because the RTS genre is small doesn't mean that it makes sense to consider things that are very different part of the genre -- having construction/replenishment, strategic movement, etc., outside of the realtime game and part of the turn-based game makes Total War very different structurally from an RTS, and very different in its appeal.