Sentence examples for danger of destruction from inspiring English sources

The Government recently contributed to the millions needed for the retention in this country of a Titian which was in no danger of destruction.

One of its interests was the Galapagos Islands, whose flora and fauna faced growing danger of destruction.

"Experience shows that there is a serious danger of destruction during times of social upheaval," she added.

The plaintiffs say that if a receiver isn't put in charge of the company, it is in "severe danger of destruction".

The reduction of copper ions requires a higher temperature; however, when impregnated in the cotton, there is a danger of destruction of tissue due to carbonization process.

The group has documented some 3,000 heritage buildings in Puran Dhaka, most of which have fallen into disrepair and are in danger of destruction.

In his admirable manual, Terrorism: How to Respond, the Belfast academic Richard English defines the threat to democracy as not the "limited danger" of death and destruction.

This grim morality tale of the cold war, with its slap-you-in-the-face 1960's warning about the imminent danger of world destruction, seems an odd choice as the vehicle for television's redemption.

Nuclear weapons pose a constant danger of instant destruction, but at least we know in principle how to alleviate the threat, even to eliminate it, an obligation undertaken (and disregarded) by the nuclear powers that have signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Hotspots for sites of outstanding biodiversity in danger of accelerated destruction seldom coincide across taxa [17], [18], [13].

Abroad, his administration has stepped up its earlier efforts to define a doctrine of "pre-emptive intervention": America will in some cases strike before others strike it.The danger of mass-destruction weapons of any kind makes the doctrine of striking first seem more justifiable not just against al-Qaeda operatives but also, most crucially, against rogue states.