Sentence examples for destruction from which from inspiring English sources
A proliferation of operators would kick-start a process of creative destruction from which only the fittest and most competitive airlines would emerge.
The early part of the set includes cult tracks from Guns N'Roses' debut album, Appetite for Destruction, from which fans stagger away in shame.
The dust is finally settling on the American civil war that saw the USARL take over as governing body from the AMNRL, leaving a trail of destruction from which Offerdahl and few others have emerged unscathed.
He also multiplied what Mr. Mignola (and John Byrne, who wrote the script of the comic series "Seed of Destruction," from which the movie comes) envisioned by casting Ron Perlman in the lead, an actor whose unruffled, seedy dynamism gives Hellboy a raffish soulfulness.
Events of massive destruction from which humanity recovered and move on, often in better shape.
After more than four decades of bloody conflict that has claimed the lives of so many, and the destruction from which hundreds of thousands of Kurds and Turks have suffered, when will Erdogan come to his senses that the solution lies only in peace negotiations?
VARADERO, Cuba (Reuters) - From Cuba to Antigua, Caribbean islanders began counting the cost of Hurricane Irma on Sunday after the brutal storm left a trail of death, destruction and chaos from which the tourist-dependent region could take years to recover.
One view is that we cannot assign causal or moral responsibility to investigators for the destruction of embryos from which the HESCs they use are derived where their "research plans had no effect on whether the original immoral derivation occurred".
Hence, the intravascular distribution microbubbles along with their sensitivity to high-power acoustic pulses have been used to obtain destruction-refilling sequences, from which some parameters proportional to blood flow can be derived [16].
Though the stem cell colonies were all derived from embryos left over from in vitro fertility treatments, opponents of abortion have condemned the research because it requires destruction of the embryos from which the cells are derived.
Nonetheless, one might argue that investigators who use these cells are complicit in the destruction of the embryos from which the cells were derived because they are participants in a research enterprise that creates a demand for HESCs.
