Sentence examples for destruction was made from inspiring English sources

After Sibelius's death in 1957, news of the Eighth Symphony's destruction was made public, and it was assumed that the work had disappeared forever.

This is like blowing up a car in a film: the expense of the destruction is made up for by the entertainment value it provides for the greatest number of people.

The destruction is made necessary as Islam is true so it must win.

She continued by highlighting the dissonance of the main characters, where cultural destruction is made obsolete by victory against evil.

The severity and scale of this killing and destruction were made possible by hi-tech U.S. weapons provided to Israel at taxpayer expense.

Bruce Schneier, a cryptographer, applauded Lavabit's decision, pointing out that its self-destruction was made possible because it had no shareholders to answer to.

First you'd have to convince a judge that the destruction of Harvey was made measurably worse by rising global temperatures that is, assuming you could even persuade a court to consider the case.

"The Destruction of the Father" was made the following year.

Lots of noise was made about its destruction system when the game launched, but few people talk about how complex the procedural destruction really is.

And there was a huge rise in financial earnings before 2008; the big write-downs that year reflected the fact that earnings had previously been overstated.Or, as Mr Asness puts itthe earnings destruction post-2008 was making up for some earnings that, for several years prior, were "too high", essentially borrowing from the future.

Prior to the Iraq war much was made of the phrase 'weapons of mass destruction'.