Sentence examples for certain to destroy from inspiring English sources

Administration officials asserted that the Russians would be unable to launch a first strike certain to destroy all of the missiles in the dense pack.

The city and state ordinances forbidding lights at Wrigley held firm under court testing, but now Cubs' president Dallas Green was talking about adding 20,000 new seats to the park(which now holds 38,000) if the lights did go in--a move that seemed certain to destroy its airy vistas & rural ambience.

In his view it was also a strategy "guaranteed not to work" and "certain to destroy trust altogether," for "when an administration makes little attempt to work with the other institutions of our government and makes it a public priority to emphasize that its aim is to expand its power, Congress, the courts and the public listen carefully, and worry".

There is, however, one thing certain to destroy a redwood forest, and that is logging.

One told the BBC that neither "bunker-busting" bombs nor a special forces operation would be certain to destroy the programme.

In the short and intermediate-term this optimized their accounting fraud but it was also certain to destroy the corporation if it purchased or retained significant nonprime paper.

In addition to the notes, government lawyers showed the jury a short clip from a video presentation by an Andersen partner in the Houston office, advising employees that they should make sure to destroy certain documents so that they could not embarrass Andersen or be used against it in a lawsuit.

"A conscious decision was made by certain groups to destroy this presidency the minute it started," he said.

* The D value is the time of heat treatment required at a certain temperature to destroy 90% of the bacterial cells.

The D value is the time of heat treatment required at a certain temperature to destroy 90% of the bacterial cells, and the z value is the number of degrees of temperature change needed to change the D value by a factor of 10 [ 163].

Zelda, he was certain, was trying to destroy him — she even had named an unattractive character Amory Blaine, the Princeton-undergraduate protagonist in his autobiographical This Side of Paradise.