Sentence examples for destroyed valuable from inspiring English sources

It also potentially destroyed valuable evidence.

A century ago most woodland fires were stamped out as quickly as possible because they destroyed valuable trees.

A subsequent police review of the response to the death criticised the cutting down of the body, stating that the action possibly destroyed valuable evidence.

The security guard escaped unharmed, yet damage from the fire and the water sprinkler system may have destroyed valuable forensic evidence.

By doing so, he may have destroyed valuable evidence that would help investigators understand his motives for killing his mother, 20 first-graders and six school employees at a Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut Friday.

It also destroyed valuable information: records, statistics and research about communities and their citizens.

And their unchecked proliferation isn't only drawing in hungry herons; it's destroying valuable Cape marshland.

Coast and Country says the mine will drop water table levels by up to 50 metres and destroy valuable ecosystems.

ABI Director General Huw Evans said: "Flooding can ruin a home, destroying valuable possessions and often force you to move out while repairs are made.

This week it flatly rejected Mr Ebner's suggestions, saying it sees no need to buy back shares and fears that a break-up would destroy valuable "network" effects that result from its clutch of holdings.

A more damaging virus can wreak havoc on an extremely large computer system within a matter of minutes or hours, causing it to crash and thereby destroy valuable data.