Sentence examples for catastrophic destruction from inspiring English sources
What happens if the technology is lost -- through gradual change or catastrophic destruction?
The failure of small-sized component needs prevention to avoid catastrophic destruction and consequently injury or death that may cause expensive lawsuits.
This was due to two collisions in space, which involved the catastrophic destruction of three intact satellites (Fengyun 1C, Cosmos 2251 and Iridium 33) in high inclination orbits.
Mr. Green and Mr. Hevesi have obviously spent some time interviewing experts and studying the ways other cities have responded to catastrophic destruction.
Because floods can wreak wide and catastrophic destruction, few carriers provided insurance until 1968, when Congress created the National Flood Insurance Program.
· Whatever was left of this once beautiful city was subjected to catastrophic destruction during the Israeli invasion of 1982, which left the city under siege for three months.
Yet, it was also a time when the most brutal massacres, systematic persecution and finally the catastrophic total destruction of social life in the area took place.
As the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson noted on Twitter, "The film #Gravity depicts a scenario of catastrophic satellite destruction that can actually happen".
Dr. Charles H. Jackman, an atmospheric scientist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, showed computer models indicating that with a weaker magnetic field, a series of strong solar storms could cause "significant but not catastrophic" ozone destruction over a much larger portion of the planet.
There's no compelling narrative, no unfolding drama, no whodunit to solve, and catastrophic environmental destruction in West Virginia, on an even larger scale than the nine counties affected by the spill, is old news.
According to Sauven at Greenpeace, its new campaign will require unprecedented global public support, and we will have less than three years to come together to avoid catastrophic ecosystem destruction.
