Sentence examples for capable of destroying a from inspiring English sources

Circulating fluidized bed (CFB) incinerators are capable of destroying a variety of organic wastes.

A storm surge from typhoon Haiyan was capable of destroying a home in seconds.

Consequently, the reductions are modest, but each of these weapons is capable of destroying a city with a population of several million inhabitants.

The Americans in the room knew that Kerry was referring to a thirty-thousand-pound bomb called the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, which is capable of destroying a facility like Fordow.

At one point, the authorities decided to use heavy construction equipment to dig a break through the main highway to Reykjavik, Highway 1, rather than risk an overflow thought capable of destroying a key bridge.

Every father who loves the original "Star Wars" trilogy eventually runs into the fiasco that is Jar Jar Binks — a character capable of destroying a generation's worth of affection with a single rustle of his oversize ears.

He said: "If this is out there, then it does beg the question: what else is out there?" Capable of destroying an incoming missile at around 93 miles above the Earth, THAAD is a "hit to kill" system without a warhead that homes in on its target and collides with it "like a bullet hitting a bullet".

Should a uranium chain reaction be possible, then energy for power would be possible as well and so also might energy for bombs, each capable of destroying an entire city.

Among the weapons China unveiled for the first time was an anti-ship ballistic missile, the Dongfeng-21D, which is reportedly capable of destroying an aircraft carrier with one hit.

Dark Forces begins with Katarn being recruited by the Rebel Alliance to recover the plans to the Death Star, a heavily armed space station capable of destroying an entire planet.

40 – megatons, which makes it 2,000 times more powerful than the atom bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during world war 2. 16 – nuclear warheads meaning it would be capable of destroying an area the size of Texas, or the whole of France.