Sentence examples for decisively destroyed from inspiring English sources
Alas, that's not going to happen unless the connection between jihad and jannat (heaven), backed by money and mullahs and augmented by deep hatred for the unbelievers, is not effectively and decisively destroyed for good.
But, as Philippe Roger (and others, like the historians David Strauss and Jean-Philippe Mathy) explains, if the war created a brief solidarity, the peace more decisively destroyed it.
The Army is decisively destroying the barbaric Vietcong with your coöperation, looking forward to the day when peace comes back to your villages.
The Tylers and Chris think only the strong should survive and those who can't act decisively will be destroyed.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — With great fanfare, the Pakistani Army flew journalists to a rugged corner of the nation's lawless tribal areas in May to show how decisively it had destroyed the lairs of the Taliban, including a school for suicide bombers, in fighting early this year.
As the empire was reaching the limits of expansion the Muslim advance into France was decisively halted at Poitiers (732), and Arab forces in Anatolia were destroyed (740)—frontier defenses, manned by Syrian troops, were organized to meet the challenge of Turks in Central Asia and Berbers (Imazighen) in North Africa.
The forces of parliament were decisively beaten and, according to Gell, the town was "most miserably plundered and destroyed".
The Battle of Al-Mulaydah (in Al-Qaṣīm) settled the issue between them decisively in 1891, and, for the second time in a space of 70 years, the Wahhābī state seemed to be completely destroyed.
The only other place where the freeway builders were also decisively defeated was when San Francisco residents successfully fought to stop the any further construction on the Embarcadero Freeway, which would have destroyed the city's fabled waterfront.
