Sentence examples for because of the destructive from inspiring English sources

On Mars, scientists say, methane will have a very short lifetime because of the destructive atmosphere.

He named his creation after the computer antagonist of System Shock because of the destructive potential.

Fortunately Victoire played on in spite of, rather than because of, the destructive impulse.

The real problem, Anderson said, is that players fall out of shape during the season because of the destructive hours and travel and restaurant meals.

But they are more complex than the threats posed by Mr. Hussein's conventional weapons, because of the destructive nature of chemical and biological weapons and the widespread panic they can induce, the officials said.

A leading Catholic reform group has sent an open letter to the Pope warning of a "catastrophic loss of confidence" in the Church because of the "destructive" forces of clericalism.

Hypothermia can be neuroprotective even after some delay because many of the destructive processes occurring after ischaemia take place over a period of hours, or even days, after injury [ 1].

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For example, Maya chooses to not speak after her rape because she is afraid of the destructive power of words.

Because of the enormous destructive power of modern weaponry, the decision making of political leaders often must take into account information derived from tactical as well as strategic intelligence; major field commanders may often also need multiple levels of intelligence.

Because of the enormous destructive power realized with the development and use of the atomic bomb during World War II, the General Assembly in 1946 created the Atomic Energy Commission to assist in the urgent consideration of the control of atomic energy and in the reduction of atomic weapons.