Sentence examples for destruction marks from inspiring English sources

She added: "This destruction marks a new phase in the cultural cleansing perpetrated in regions controlled by armed extremists in Iraq.

Cyclin-dependent kinase 1 activity is essential for entry into mitosis, and its inactivation by cyclin B destruction marks mitotic exit.

Its destruction marked the latest battle in the long-running war between Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and community advocates over the use of city-owned lots for community gardens.

PCAOB was a vigorous champion of that weapon of mass destruction, mark-to-market accounting.

Clival chordomas demonstrate extensive bony destruction, marked T2-hyperintensity, haemorrhagic and calcific susceptibility, and honeycomb enhancement pattern.

The last of Syria's declared chemical weapons material was loaded onto a Danish vessel Monday for future destruction, marking a "major landmark" in the effort to do away with the nation's toxic arsenal, an international oversight agency said.

Immune-mediated β-cell destruction, marked by the presence of diabetes autoantibodies, occurs before and continues after the clinical diagnosis of type 1 diabetes.

Therefore, a diagnosis of IMHA in dogs is clinically made based upon the presence of haemolytic anaemia in combination with evidence of immune-mediated destruction (marked spherocytosis and/or a positive Coombs' test or in-saline auto-agglutination test) [ 1, 3, 4].

It deserves more generous exhibition, not least as a star-sealing showcase for British ingenue Gugu Mbatha-Raw, whose livewire turn as a Rihanna-esque pop star on the brink of self-destruction marks a more emphatic arrival than last year's Belle.

Indications for LVRS/bullectomy: emphysema with destruction and marked hyperinflation; substantial bulla identified on CXR; a marked functional impairment; a marked reduction in activities of daily living; a failure of maximum medical treatment to reduce symptoms; heterogeneous disease with obvious apical target areas [ 7].

Over a latte at Starbucks, Ishmael might well ponder the cycles of creative destruction that mark the history of American capitalism, from Melville's time to our own.