Sentence examples for be destroyed when it from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in New York, recent legislation that is intended to protect personal financial information from identity theft requires that personal data of the sort contained in a board package be distributed to as few people as possible and be destroyed when it is no longer needed.

The idea is now that social stigma needs to be destroyed when it comes to any personal life decision that doesn't harm others.

When we start with that basic right we can move on to the others: fighting for the survival of a world of brother and sisterhood that cannot be destroyed when it is founded on love for the "other" - because, truth is, for someone else we are all "the other".

But its historical context was destroyed when it was ripped from its resting place.

In 2011, one of its predecessors was destroyed when it crashed soon after take-off in Siberia.

The man who famously claimed expenses for 57 breakfasts in 20 days at the Vancouver Winter Olympics, who led Russia's World Cup bid and then declared all its computers had been destroyed when it came to investigating how they did it, who has claimed damning evidence of state-sponsored doping is motivated by jealousy, did not appear to be unduly concerned by what he had seen.

Although the original version of the mural was destroyed when it was painted over, Warhol who was given around $4,000 or, in his words, "enough to have it silk screened"—created canvases of the mugshots a few months later.

The company reported that 95 percent of its existing traditional network in Lower Manhattan, the kind that runs on copper wires, had been destroyed when it was marinated for days in saltwater and diesel fuel.

GOGOL'S short story "The Overcoat" is both compact and richly metaphorical: a humble government clerk becomes a new man when he spends his life savings on a fine coat, but is destroyed when it is stolen.

Military and government officials said Monday that the attack by 21 Tamil Tiger suicide fighters had damaged three aircraft, while a fourth helicopter was destroyed when it crashed as a result of technical failure.

In June 2002, Mr. Jeppson sought to auction off Enola Gay souvenirs he had brought back with him: a green electronic plug designed to prevent an accidental detonation in flight, and a spare among the red plugs that armed the bomb and were destroyed when it exploded.