Sentence examples for a destructive capability from inspiring English sources

It also has a destructive capability known as "bricking" that allows the malware to permanently disable any device infected with it.

Prof. Kammen, according to lessons of history studied for over 40 years and documented by Will and Ariel Durant, when our political and intellectual leaders fail to meet the challenges of change civilizations decline and fall, presumably until the human race eventually develops a destructive capability that gets completely out of control.

What's more, he said, "having a big generator of power in space is not acceptable from a policy standpoint," even though it would not have a destructive capability.

The latter is still in the early stages of development, and has yet to get the final approval from parliament, but it is clear that a similarly destructive capability is envisaged for the future.

(It might have been argued that after a certain level of destructive capability had been reached by both sides, an effective stalemate would be reached and extra weapons would make little difference, promising only, as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill put it, to make "the rubble bounce").

"We're entering an era of the democratization of destructive capability," says Paul Rosenzweig, a former senior US Department of Homeland Security official who wrote a book in 2013 on cyberwar.

It's not part of the memorial; it recaptures and honors the past, remains as a beacon of the destructive capability of evil men and certainly builds for the future".

The Reagan Administration gave the Soviets a tidy way to compensate for any loss of destructive capability a year ago, when it decided to ignore SALT II limits and, in effect, invited the Soviets to do the same.

Harnessing the immune system's potent and selective destructive capability is a major focus of attempts to treat cancer.

The premise of the strategy is that each nuclear power maintains a high level of instant and overwhelming destructive capability against any aggression i.e., the ability, visible and credible to a would-be attacker, to inflict unacceptable damage upon the attacker with forces that survive a surprise attack.

An IND can fit in a car or van and have the destructive capability of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs.