Sentence examples for destroying machines from inspiring English sources

Malicious code, "malware", can do shocking damage, destroying machines, starting fires, spewing pollution or jamming communications.

Methodological Luddism does not have the original meaning of destroying machines, nor does it reflect a prejudiced attitude or a negative view of technology.

It's easy to call these people Luddites, after the British workers who set about destroying machines -- and in some cases killing the people who owned them -- in the late 1700s and early 1800s in a futile attempt to turn back the tide of mechanization.

Zimbo's forces eventually manage to unseat Marduk, who then wages a guerrilla campaign of his own, destroying machines and factories wherever he can.

"The risk of staying in this over-centralising, over-regulating job destroying machine are becoming more and more obvious".

Called the EU a "job destroying machine" and said it was time to "say you're fired" to its unelected elites as well as invest "additional millions" in the NHS.

Two-thirds of the shells fired were shrapnel, virtually useless in destroying machine gun emplacements made of steel and reinforced concrete or stone.

Proteus becomes the leader of a band of revolutionaries who destroy machines that they think are taking over the world.

People worry that their "occupational capital [their job skills and knowledge] will be destroyed". Machines will permanently substitute for people.

Offensive operations intended to alter data, turn off networks or destroy machines — which is what made the Iran operation so complex and unusual — are a far newer phenomenon.

But the bearing is critical to battling the bane of relentless spinning: friction, which can slow, cripple or destroy machines meant to work flawlessly for years.