Sentence examples for destroyed or rendered from inspiring English sources

It was all outside, destroyed or rendered filthy.

"Entire buildings have collapsed, innumerable homes destroyed or rendered unsafe".

Another 200 are uninhabitable because they were destroyed or rendered structurally unsound.

The equivalent of 15 Empire State Buildings, or an estimated 15 million square feet of prime office space, has been destroyed, or rendered at least temporarily useless.

The damage seemed evenly spread from west to east Tennessee, officials said, but seven residents were killed here in Morgan County, 41 houses and 15 mobile homes destroyed or rendered uninhabitable.

Syria's production capacity was destroyed or rendered inoperable by the end of October, the OPCW said, and now it is tackling the tougher problem of how to deal with its existing weapons and hazardous chemicals.

Twentieth-century archaeologists and restorers have severely criticized these fanciful reconstructions and added structures posing as restorations, for they often destroy or render obscure the original form of the edifice.

Since then, international inspectors have visited 22 of the 23 chemical weapons sites declared by Syria and have confirmed that Damascus met a 1 November deadline to destroy or "render inoperable" all chemical weapon production facilities.

In fact, the bombing of 12 August had failed to knock out these strips, and Adlertag had failed to destroy or render Detling or Eastchurch nonoperational.

Bioremediation is an option that offers the possibility to destroy or render harmless various contaminants using natural biological activity.

By the end of 1992, we had largely destroyed, removed or rendered harmless all Iraqi facilities and equipment relevant to nuclear weapons production.