Sentence examples for destruction over a from inspiring English sources
Military officials acknowledge using cluster bombs, which carry more than 200 bomblets designed to spread destruction over a broad area.
But it was quickly back to prickliness as usual.There was no disguising the blast, which brought destruction over a 4km (2.5-mile) radius.
"Obviously, this was the accumulation of evidence about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction over a 12-year period, information that was relied on by three administrations, several different intelligence services, and indeed the United Nations itself".
Dr. Charles H. Jackman, an atmospheric scientist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, showed computer models indicating that with a weaker magnetic field, a series of strong solar storms could cause "significant but not catastrophic" ozone destruction over a much larger portion of the planet.
The temperature is attained gradually, to avoid protein destruction, over a period of 100 ps.
The Iranian people have witnessed the catastrophic results of the military interventions of the West and its allies in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen, which have resulted in total destruction, over a million dead, and millions of refugees, not to mention the possibility of disintegration of these nations.
While the threat of nuclear destruction is not over, a danger barely recognized at the time has taken its place as the No. 1 threat to our planet.
Hurricane Joan was a powerful hurricane that caused death and destruction in over a dozen countries in the Caribbean and Central America.
Television on Monday showed destruction spread over a vast area, with blocks upon blocks of homes and businesses destroyed.
"I love how the left and this President talks about inclusion, as they advocate the discarding and destruction of over a million children every year," he said, to cheers.
"This protective buffer took 6,000 years to form," the state board that oversees flood-protection efforts for much of the New Orleans area argued in court filings, adding that "it has been brought to the brink of destruction over the course of a single human lifetime".
