Sentence examples for essentially destroy from inspiring English sources

It is possible therefore to imagine circumstances in which the existing Afghan state could essentially destroy itself from within.

"Modern fishing methods essentially wipe out anything that is present in a given area and then essentially destroy the sea bottom," he said.

Over the course of its imprisonment, it convinced an artificial intelligence called Mendicant Bias to essentially destroy its sanity through logic alone.

The ensuing furor among German Protestants prompted Strauss to mitigate his attack by commenting that such criticism did not essentially destroy Christianity, because all religions were based on ideas, not facts.

Noting the e-mails, phone records and testimony suggesting that Mr. Sterling was Mr. Risen's source, the judge wrote that "to require a reporter to violate his confidentiality agreement with his source under these facts would essentially destroy the reporter's privilege".

Microsoft's lawyer, Dan K. Webb, replied that the penalties proposed by the nine states would "essentially destroy Microsoft" and that the company would be forced to stop selling its Windows operating system, which sits on 90percentt of the world's personal computers.

It's essentially destroyed".

"Allowing other vehicles in the corridor essentially destroys the corridor.

This whole farrago essentially destroyed Heigl's career.

Soon Korea detonates an electromagnetic pulse weapon over the United States, essentially destroying the national electronic fabric.

James Esposito, chief of operations for the Fire Department, said Thursday that the building was "essentially destroyed".