Sentence examples for destruction of excess from inspiring English sources
There is overproduction and destruction of excess stock.
In January 1982, the director of BLM issued a moratorium on the destruction of excess adoptable animals.
Appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell parried questions about why the agreement lacked procedures for verifying reductions and did not require the destruction of excess warheads.
The irony is how its one moment of recklessly ecstatic excess the sadistic destruction of Kim's face seems to have led to its downfall.
In book publishing, addiction memoirs seem to have evolved into the bildungsromans of our time, their broad popularity suggesting that stories of self-destruction through excess can be counted upon to inspire a reliable there-but-for-the-grace-of-God affinity in readers.
Human and animal studies demonstrate that OSA is associated with reduced NO availability, due to a decreased production or destruction by an excess of reactive oxygen species (ROS) [ 2] and pulmonary artery vasoconstriction has been suggested to result from imbalance between endothelial vasodilator factors and ROS [ 13].
Both rSOST treated and PGISp control mice had large numbers of severely affected intervertebral joints, with significant disc destruction and large-scale production of excess tissue (Fig. 4c).
This common lung disease is characterized by inflammation and thickening of the mucosae of the airways, weakening or destruction of alveolar walls, and excess mucus production.
Excess destruction of the extracellular matrix is associated with many pathologies, including atherosclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and cancer progression (Liotta et al, 1980; Tryggvason et al, 1987; Palletier et al, 1990).
The act also contained provisions for the removal of excess animals; the destruction of lame, old, or sick animals; the private placement or adoption of excess animals; and even the destruction of healthy animals if range management required it.
