Sentence examples for destruction triggered from inspiring English sources

At the same time, coral reefs face devastating destruction triggered by increasing amounts of carbon dioxide dissolving in sea water and acidifying Earth's oceans.

Veterans of the US wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam and Korea reported that the sounds of the storm and scenes of destruction triggered PTSD symptoms that had been managed.

An analysis of electron microscopy images of the cells after the EHT and MHT treatments indicated that the enhanced effectiveness observed with MHT is associated with local cell destruction triggered by the magnetic nano-heaters.

The destruction triggered violence and rioting throughout India that left more than 2,000 people dead and 8,000 people injured.

They calculated time courses for Sic1 destruction in three scenarios: Sic1 destruction triggered by one fast, one slow, or six fast phosphorylations.

Thrombocytopenia has been related in canine visceral leishmaniasis [ 8, 37, 38] and ascribed to immune-mediated destruction triggered by the presence of immune complexes leading to the formation of anti-platelet antibodies, vasculitis resulting in a decrease of platelets [ 2] and the rapid consumption of platelets resulting from disseminated intravascular coagulation [ 7].

To quote the brilliant Harold McGee in On Food & Cooking, "This destruction triggers a remarkable cascade of chemical creation… The more sugar is cooked, the less sugar and sweetness remain, and the darker and more bitter it gets".

Months later, Gaddafi's regime abandoned efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction, triggering a fuller rapprochement with the West.

Months later, Col Gadaffi's regime abandoned efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction, triggering a fuller rapprochement with the West.

Indeed, hundreds of warheads may be a more convincing deterrent than thousands, because use of the latter might be an act of self destruction, triggering a decade-long global nuclear winter that would kill most Americans even if no nuclear explosions occurred on U.S. soil.

The attacks against New York City and Washington, D.C., caused extensive death and destruction and triggered an enormous U.S. effort to combat terrorism.