Sentence examples for destruction lost from inspiring English sources

They are not disposed either to accept the consequences of such war in terms of destruction, lost human life in the order of thousands and destabilisation of the region.

When there can be no certainty who the attacker is, the cold war maxim of mutually assured destruction loses its morbid appeal.

"You know, self-destruction loses its romance when you realise children are dependent on you.

"Having endured nearly four years of value destruction and lost opportunity, we believe it is time for change".

This policy approach would cost money and would require them to internalize the costs that packaging waste creates for society and the environment – litter, beach cleanups, solid-waste and recycling costs, wasted natural resources and energy, habitat destruction and lost opportunities to grow jobs in recycling.

Habitat destruction and lost prey is the real threat to tigers".

When Australians are faced with evidence of absent Aboriginal lives, mass destruction, and lost culture, why do we choose to overlook it?

We have to find a way of defending ourselves from others' weapons of mass destruction without losing our own weapon of mass attraction.

Herophilus wrote at least nine works, including a commentary on Hippocrates, a book for midwives, and treatises on anatomy and the causes of sudden death, all lost in the destruction of the library of Alexandria (ad 272).

That S.D.I. rested on highly speculative theories of worldwide destruction was not lost on Teller's many critics.

But even as they became the party of creative destruction, the Conservatives lost the knack of sounding likeable and even ceded aspiration to Labour.