Sentence examples for destroy up from inspiring English sources

But documents that the State Department gave Moscow in January said the full system would be able to destroy up to 50 enemy warheads.

He said recent federal permission to almost half the states to destroy up to 10percentt of cormorant colonies fell far short of a well-conceived, science-based management plan.

The paper claimed that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's contention that global warming could destroy up to 40% of the Amazon rainforest "was based on an unsubstantiated claim by green campaigners who had little scientific expertise".

By protecting the crop from pests which can destroy up to 30% of the produce, Cruiser OSR creates an additional €100m of value for farmers and the oil seed rape chain in France (and nearly €1 billion across the EU) helping to guarantee safe, healthy affordable food for all.

"Just one Cl atom is estimated to destroy up to 100,000 ozone molecules over its lifetime," writes Michaela Hegglin, on the University of Reading's Weather and Climate blog Right now the sun is inching higher over the Arctic horizon every day; spring is on the way, but as yet no-one is sure how much ozone will be destroyed.

The parasites can eventually colonize and destroy up to 70% of all red blood cells, causing severe anemia, fever, convulsions, coma, and death.

Deer have destroyed up to 40percentt of local cropland, he said, as well as suburban landscaping.

The starfish preys on coral and is responsible for destroying up to 40% of the reef.

A warehouse fire has destroyed up to $40 million worth of high-priced wine and champagne, including the collections of several vintners and connoisseurs.

Georgia, which said today it had downed 10 Russian aircraft and destroyed up to 30 tanks, maintains it is holding Tskhinvali.

From 1968 to 1984 the Library of Congress destroyed up to 300,000 books worth about $10 million, Mr. Baker says in "Doublefold: Libraries and the Assault on Paper" (Random House).