Sentence examples for destruction damage from inspiring English sources
He just complained that violence and destruction damage the Serbian national cause and cheer the enemy.
Ecocide is already recognised by dictionaries, but Higgins' more legal definition would be: "The extensive destruction, damage to or loss of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been severely diminished".
West Dorset District Council said the work would help to protect homes at risk of destruction, damage or loss of access.
The chapter also includes discussions on: population density and changes through time; time of the earthquake and death ratio; extreme climate conditions; difficult mountainous terrains; nomads in tents; and alarming foreshocks, which affect the destruction, damage, death toll, and economic losses.
It may also be implicated in red blood cell destruction (haemolysis), damage to liver (hepatic), heart (myocardial), endocrine glands (adrenal, gonads, and thyroid), or kidneys (renal), and general damage to cells.
"Russian boar — global track record of destruction, property damage, bankruptcy and spreading disease.
Complex strategic theories-counterforce, countervalue, assured destruction, deterrence, damage limitation-have determined what particular kinds of arms are built.
The rest, about $30 billion, will be from property destruction, including damage to homes, cars and businesses, Mr. Zandi said.
[Imagining a news story] "The President was very much upset about the horrible destruction and damage done to this city of New Orleans, lovely town.
Not only does it mean that destruction and damage continue almost unabated, but it has massive consequences for how we understand ourselves.
