Sentence examples for cause extensive destruction from inspiring English sources

Untreated, the condition may cause extensive destruction of bone, blocking of the nutrient blood vessels with death of bone tissue, extension to an adjacent joint with development of arthritis, and eventually a break through the skin with the evacuation of pus.

At a roller machining distance (D) of 1 nm, as shown in Fig. 1a, the surface atoms of the Cu films collide over almost the whole roller contact region and cause extensive destruction of the material structure.

While some wildfires burn in remote forested regions, they can cause extensive destruction of homes and other property located in the wildland-urban interface: a zone of transition between developed areas and undeveloped wilderness.

Upon hatching, larvae, which have small spines on each body segment that resemble the threads of a screw, penetrate head first into the tissues, burrow deeper perpendicular to the skin surface (resembling a screw), and cause extensive destruction of tissue and a bloody discharge (1 ).

The resultant flooding caused extensive destruction and at least five deaths.

Mount Api, one of the island group, is an active volcano 2,200 feet (670 metres) in elevation; it caused extensive destruction in 1820 and 1852.

Hurricane Sandy, which swept up the East Coast in late October and caused extensive destruction along the New Jersey and New York coasts, also cost Walgreen $24 million in the quarter, as it forced the company to close hundreds of stores temporarily.

The first Spanish boy to survive birth in Potosí was born in 1584, nearly 40 years after the city's foundation; in 1624, much of the city's native Peruvian sector was washed away as the San Salvador dam broke, killing around 200 and causing extensive destruction.

The hazard event caused extensive destruction of infrastructure such as houses, roads, bridges, embankments, and utility and service facilities.

Infection causes extensive destruction of T-helper cells, macrophages, dendritic cells and other cellular components associated with cell-mediated immunity, eventually leading to AIDS [1, 2].

Infection with Mycobacterium ulcerans (MU) causes extensive destruction of tissues with the formation of large ulcers on exposed parts of the body.