Sentence examples for because of destruction from inspiring English sources

Today, partly because of destruction by goats, he said there are 75 an acre.

Long-eared Owl populations appear to be stable in most of North America, but in some places this species has declined because of destruction of riparian vegetation, conversion of hunting areas to agricultural fields, and reforestation of open areas.

Much of the Cayuga people's history in Tompkins County has been lost mainly because of destruction but also because Cayugas largely resettled in other areas after the 1779 Sullivan Expedition.

The Dole Food Company said yesterday that it expected to take a special charge of about $100 million in the fourth quarter because of destruction caused to its Central American plantations by Hurricane Mitch.

"We don't know if they will have sex normally because of fibrosis," the girls' doctor, Dr Neema Rukunghu (known to all as Dr Nene), said, "Because of destruction of the cervix, we don't know if they will bleed normally or have babies.

Increase of decomposition temperature from 300°C to 350°C led to decrease of agglomerate size because of destruction of initial nonporous amorphous structure of precursors.

In the aftermath of conflict people struggle to survive because prolonged periods of destruction leave them in a deprived state.

Year after year it becomes easier for small bands of fanatics to perpetrate mass destruction because the means of destruction get cheaper and more readily available.

In the end, because of the destruction, the board overruled the Department of Urban Forestry and voted to allow Dr. Kantor to replace her tree.

"Somalia has suffered from many years of destruction because of all these weapons," he said.

Nuclear Threats Nuclear terrorism may represent the darkest fear of all, simply because of the degree of destruction and huge number of casualties that are possible.