Sentence examples for and possibly destroy from inspiring English sources
We also discuss how this process will affect your existing memories – and possibly destroy them.
Or on opening a new superstore which will damage existing small businesses and possibly destroy a town centre?
Fearing Mr. Kelley was going to do just that -- and possibly destroy the complex's 250 units in the process -- someone shot him in the left foot, said Lt. Derek Glenn of the Newark Police Department.
And if rain postpones Thursday afternoon's game, the night's "X Factor" broadcast is in jeopardy, which may precipitate the decline of major network television and possibly destroy civilization as we know it.
A new Justice Department must enforce the law; Congress must press outstanding subpoenas to smoke out potential criminal activity; every legal effort must be made to stop what seems like a wholesale effort by the outgoing White House to withhold, hide and possibly destroy huge chunks of its electronic and paper trail.
When a naval ship is attacked by an underwater explosion (UNDEX), the ship can be severely damaged by shock waves and gas bubble pulse: such an attack can put the crew in danger and possibly destroy the ship.
But he steadfastly maintained his innocence, insisting that he was in Oakland for Black Panther meetings when Ms. Olsen was killed and that the police and agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation hid and possibly destroyed wiretap evidence that would prove that.
With the print-on-demand model, there is no minimum print run; books do not end up stored in a warehouse and possibly destroyed after a few months' run.
In what may be a sly wink at "The Da Vinci Code," his latest effort concerns a medieval manuscript with a whiff of heresy, suppressed and possibly destroyed by order of the pope.
This is a crucial point, it means there's hope that the fungus can be prevented from reaching and possibly destroying the great crested newt (Triturus cristatus).
If we spend more of our time engaged in education, culture and entertainment, presumably we spend less time consuming, and possibly destroying, nature.
