Sentence examples for destruction of around from inspiring English sources

The spectacular crash of 2001, with its associated bankruptcies, fraud and the destruction of around $1 trillion of investors' money, has evidently been forgotten.

Sales of Japanese-brand models have plummeted about 40 percent in each of the past two months compared with a year ago after a territorial dispute between China and Japan in the East China Sea led to rioting and the destruction of around 100 Japanese-brand cars.

The new 23-m high dam proposed upstream of the famous Athirappilly and Vazhachal waterfalls and downstream of the already existing six dams which would bring about the destruction of around 1.44 km2 of tropical riparian forest and will seriously affect the flow and beauty of the two waterfalls.

The latter engagement led to the destruction of around 13 Iraqi tanks and armored personnel carriers, and the capture of 6 more vehicles and 116 Iraqi soldiers, costing the Saudi battalion two dead and two wounded.

"For millions of children here, the terror of airstrikes and shelling, and the destruction of everything around them has become a daily fact of life.

Doug Parr, the group's chief scientist, says: "By making it law to put biofuels in the fuel tanks of cars across Europe, they've incentivised the destruction of rainforests around the world in the name of fighting climate change.

Richard Solly, secretary of the London Mining Network, a coalition of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) coordinating the protests said: "The UK government must ensure that our businesses do not profit at the expense of the suffering and environmental destruction of communities around the world".

Delegates from governments around the world have begun a two-week meeting in Nagoya, Japan, aimed at finding ways to stop the destruction of nature around the world.

These musicians want to ensure that their musical instruments aren't driving the destruction of forests around the world.

But critics warn that the proposals could result in the destruction of forests dating from around 1600 - around a third of all woodland in England.

Destruction of tropical forests around the world is estimated to be responsible for about 20percentt of global greenhouse gas emissions.