Sentence examples for destructive house from inspiring English sources

The new rebooted version features bigger, heavier, more destructive house robots, including Dead Metal, which weighs 343kg (three times its original weight) with a 450mm circular saw rotating at 4000rpm.

Britain is in the midst of an ever more socially destructive housing crisis.

In normal times, you could argue that Chinese purchases of U.S. bonds, while distorting trade, were at least supplying us with cheap credit — and you could argue that it wasn't China's fault that we used that credit to inflate a vast, destructive housing bubble.

Bitter and destructive house-to-house fighting erupted in the area.

Much of the difference is attributable to U.S. fiscal policies that propelled the destructive housing bubble and subsequent bust.

"But you have to realize that this was a time when the banking sector had played an integral role in inflating a terribly destructive housing bubble and was in the process of being bailed out.

Rosner readily acknowledges that mortgages under his plan would be more expensive than the CAP plan, but notes that artificially-cheap mortgages fueled a destructive housing bubble in recent years.

"Although she is really clean they are very destructive in the house so she is now lives in the garage and garden," said the mother of four.

Nor did she say, "You are a tornado in this house, destructive to me, our children, and everyone around you.

During the chaos, boys, some as young as 12 years, and young men played very visible roles in destructive activities including house burnings, stone throwing, and even serious crimes.

It is a new approach to predict destructive effect on housing under blasting vibration using SVM and RF, which can be applied to practical engineering.