Sentence examples for destruction which was from inspiring English sources
"The whole place was teetering on the edge of total chaos and destruction, which was exciting," Ms. Chung remembered.
They were hoping to prevent the park's destruction, which was planned to make way for a government-backed shopping mall, to be housed in a reconstructed Ottoman barracks.
The intelligence on weapons of mass destruction, which was one of the Bush administration's main rationales for the invasion, proved to be devastatingly wrong.
China made matters worse by refusing for 12 days to acknowledge responsibility for the satellite's destruction, which was viewed by most of the rest of the world as pure folly.
But what stuck in the public mind was that Tony Blair said that the troops were going into Iraq because that country had weapons of mass destruction, which was untrue.
In a major shift after it was clear that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction (which was the original justification for invading Iraq and getting rid of Saddam Hussein), President Bush made it clear that the revised goal was to install democracy in Iraq and throughout the Middle East.
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.
As the sides swapped accusations, the state attorney general requested an investigation into the document destruction, which is now under way.
