Sentence examples similar to cause some destruction from inspiring English sources

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center of the Commerce Department and seismologists working in the region said tide-gauge readings showed that the first earthquake, which had a magnitude of 8.4, had generated small tsunamis that struck nearby shores, and that it might have caused some destruction along the coast.

There is no room in the Sector General world for blaster-wielding "heroes" who cause destruction and death.

While habitat destruction has caused some extinctions, cats, foxes, and rats introduced around 1800 by British sailors have also played a major role, decimating native animals like bilbies and bandicoots both small, ratlike marsupials found only in Australia.

"He had the knowledge and the will to cause destruction, injury and death".

Some fluids have cytolytic properties and can cause tissue destruction, necrosis and intense inflammatory responses.

Often preceded by heavy rains, the formations can cause destruction and in some cases cost lives.

Although benign, some hemangiomas cause deformation and destruction of features or endanger life.

They just cause terrible destruction," said Abernathy.

By definition atomic and hydrogen bombs cause mass destruction.

They cause injury, destruction and sometimes death.

These changes cause further destruction of the articular cartilage.