Sentence examples for destruction which are from inspiring English sources

Another alarmingly plausible possibility during the present century is that weapons of mass destruction, which are designed to deter, will be acquired by deluded people for whom deterrence has no meaning.

Helping to build a decent Iraq as a model for others and solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are the necessary steps for defusing the ideas of mass destruction, which are what really threaten us.

Still, it is worth asking why the act of detonating a nuclear weapon is treated as uniquely outrageous in a world full of outrageous acts of mass destruction, which are usually perpetrated without bombs.

Thus, through its inhibition of the IL-17-induced production of IL-6, GCP-2 and RANKL, IFN-γ can profoundly limit granulopoiesis, mobilisation of neutrophils, and bone destruction, which are all important in joint inflammation.

Many cytokines, chemokines, adhesion molecules and matrix degrading enzymes have been demonstrated to play a role in synovial proliferation and joint destruction, which are the main pathologic features of RA.

A possible explanation is that H.pylori infection initiates mechanisms of humoral and cellular immune response, which create crossreactions due to common genetic components with the ones found in nerve tissue; what follows are apoptosis-related mechanisms of cell destruction which are frequent in neurodegenerative diseases, such as dementia and glaucoma [ 31].

No apology will make up for the damage and destruction which is being wrought on public healthcare.

"The whole place was teetering on the edge of total chaos and destruction, which was exciting," Ms. Chung remembered.

The bombings are certain to have consequences far greater than the immediate death and destruction, which is what a terrorist group would intend.

But the same argument could be made against fertility treatments that create excess embryos bound for destruction, which is the common practice in this country.

As national security adviser she championed the war in Iraq, arguing that the United States knew there were weapons of mass destruction, which were never found.