Sentence examples for destroy elements from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately you need a land army to achieve the objectives we've set ourselves – all air will do is destroy elements of IS, it won't achieve our strategic goal," he told The Sunday Times.

One explanation for this finding is that the ability to destroy elements during training was later simulated during search, regardless of which tool was being held.

The German Navy had decided on a strategy of bombarding British towns on the North Sea coast in an attempt to draw out the Royal Navy and destroy elements of it in detail.

The German Navy had decided on a strategy of bombarding British towns on the North Sea coast to draw out the Royal Navy and destroy elements of it in detail.

On June 12, the U.S. 1st Infantry Division launched Operation Billings to destroy elements of the Viet Cong 9th Division, which had built-up strength around northern Phuoc Vinh.

Chinese forces crushed the UN and South Korean forces with overwhelming numbers, surrounding and destroying elements of the US 2nd Infantry Division, 7th Infantry Division, and South Korean forces.

This offensive ultimately pushed the Chinese back from the Imjin River to the Jamestown Line and destroyed elements of four Chinese armies following heavy fighting.

Operation Commando finally ended on 15 October with the US I Corps having successfully seized the Jamestown Line and destroying elements of the 42nd, 47th, 64th and 65th Chinese Armies.

Thirty years earlier, the New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal had declared masturbation public enemy number one, warning: "Neither plague, nor war, nor smallpox, nor a crowd of similar evils, have resulted more disastrously for humanity than the habit of masturbation: it is the destroying element of civilized society".

"There is a greater desire on the part of members of our party," Mr. Limbaugh added, "to destroy certain elements of our party, than there is a unified party desire to defeat Democrats".

By war's end a fourth vision of air power arose that of an independent air force attacking the enemy far from the front lines, the purpose being to destroy essential elements of the enemy's war capability by bombing factories, transportation and supply networks, and even centres of government.