Sentence examples for destructive shore from inspiring English sources
On 25 November New Jersey launched the most destructive shore bombardment of her Vietnam tour.
Considering our nation's history of brutality, the most impactful and destructive system known upon these shores has been empire as white supremacy.
But there are increasing signs that the outer sloping edge of the continental shelf along the East Coast has the potential to cave in, possibly abruptly enough to send destructive tidal waves, or tsunamis, speeding toward shore.
These days, she continued, "there's more of destructive fashion going on, especially at the shore, where you get people buying up two adjacent lots and tearing down the houses so they can build one humungous house".
Background IGWs, which are believed to be generated by the nonlinear interaction of sea swell with bathymetry close to shore, have much smaller amplitude than destructive tsunamis but are continuously present throughout the ocean (Webb et al. 1991; Herbers et al. 1995; Aucan and Ardhuin 2013; Godin et al. 2014).
Storm waves arrive on shore in rapid succession and are known as destructive waves, as their swash moves beach material seawards.
Laboratory methods for stripping dyes seldom mirror those used in bulk processing, since these are usually destructive methods based on strongly reductive or oxidative methods (Park and Shore 2004).
The region is subject to destructive tropical cyclones that form over the open ocean and head for shore in a generally westward direction.
Several months before Hurricane Sandy battered the New Jersey Shore and the New York City region in 2012, she warned that the area was vulnerable to storm surges, which are destructive amounts of coastal water driven inland by storms.
Destructive: constructive.
