Sentence examples for easily obliterated from inspiring English sources
Perhaps this is a comment on how common humanity is easily obliterated in situations like this, but more likely it's that caring for people gets in the way of the shooting.
Small craters are easily obliterated by thin and younger lavas, but larger craters with high rims are not.
These findings illustrate that in the Tien Shan evidence for the most recent active faulting can be easily obliterated by climatic processes due to the long earthquake recurrence intervals.
For the same reason that no one has yet discovered a joke that still sounded funny when it was read back to them by the opposing barrister in a courtroom, humour that gives offence can be easily obliterated by almost anyone's political agenda.
This could easily obliterate a smFRET signal even without the complex fully disengaging (Majumdar et al., 2007).
These weapons could easily have obliterated any U.S. invasion force before it ever made it ashore, making all-out nuclear war all the more likely.
We have seen in recent weeks how isolated anti-police incidents can, among the easily panicked, obliterate the memory of decades of dwindling violent crime.
America saw jobs obliterated.
This election obliterated them.
The slug obliterated some memories.
