Sentence examples for destruction because of from inspiring English sources

I knew there was going to be some destruction because of the scale of bombardment.

"Somalia has suffered from many years of destruction because of all these weapons," he said.

Habitat destruction because of human activity, including logging, oil exploration and subsistence farming, is the biggest concern.

British Army sergeant Lester Ferris is serving out his time on Mancreau, a distant former colony that is earmarked for destruction because of hi-tech pollutants which could endanger the rest of us.

In a related matter, Judge Henry H. Kennedy Jr., of the Federal District Court in Washington, declined Wednesday to order a hearing on the tapes' destruction because of the criminal investigation.

The best evidence that Mr. Hussein can be deterred comes from the Persian Gulf war, when he refrained from using weapons of mass destruction because of American and Israeli threats of nuclear retaliation.

With an endless war in Iraq sucking our resources dry and our drawing more idiotic lines in the sand against Iran, one has to wonder if we are already a 21st-century Roman Empire, heading for self-destruction because of our own arrogance.

In order to avoid ballistic missile self-destruction because of sensor failures caused by element aging of long time storage, a reconstructed feedback robust fault-tolerant control scheme is presented.

Similarly, the tragic sense of pragmatic naturalism did not require the acceptance of the inevitability of human self-destruction because of the flawed constitution of human nature, as in the religious metaphors of original sin or the Freudian metaphor of the "death instinct".

We had to be more expansive in our embrace of Muslims, who become agents of destruction because they're targets of suspicion.

Year after year it becomes easier for small bands of fanatics to perpetrate mass destruction because the means of destruction get cheaper and more readily available.