Sentence examples for equivalent of destroying from inspiring English sources

Palin's "personal opinion" is also that stem cell research is the moral equivalent of destroying human life and we shouldn't be doing it.

Timothy Hutton, as his chief of staff, is saddled with the movie's most bombastic speech, about how the Garden of Eden was originally in Iraq and how dropping a nuclear bomb in the area would be the equivalent of destroying the cradle of civilization.

That's the equivalent of destroying information, and is specifically the one things that's disallowed.

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While listening to discussion of this issue on the radio, I heard an interview with a Native American woman who said that because of how her culture reveres corn, the contamination of her corn crops with GMO seeds and chemicals is the equivalent of someone destroying a church.

"Deleting the Tweets can be the equivalent to destroying evidence," Garrett said.

For physically disabled and low-mobility individuals, a quick evacuation is extremely difficult, if not impossible ― especially in a natural disaster like the Camp fire, which raged at the rate of destroying the equivalent of one football field per second.

The energy equivalent of the destroyed mass appears as gamma ray energy 2mec2.

Faced with the unpalatable prospect of destroying 10m litres of unsold Beaujolais wine the equivalent of around 13m bottles Maurice Large, president of the Beaujolais winegrowers' association, has accused modern wine-buyers of being "philistines".

They only destroyed, only for the sake of destroying".

Selling profitable businesses like Santillana, he said, would have been the equivalent of dismantling Prisa, destroying its potential as a multimedia and increasingly digital platform.