Sentence examples for expected to destroy the from inspiring English sources
In particular, sea level rises are expected to destroy the Sundarbans in the Bay of Bengal.
"I don't like the way that looks, but I would be able to do that if I wanted to".
"President-elect Trump should not be expected to destroy the company he built".
When the French arrived, Godfrey broke through the Turkish lines and the legate Adhemar outflanked the Turks from the rear; thus the Turks, who had expected to destroy the Normans and did not anticipate the quick arrival of the French, fled rather than face the combined crusader army.
The organization publishes a magazine named Dabiq, the place where the movement expects to destroy the "Crusader army," meaning Christians.
The mutation (Cys→Phe) was expected to destroy one of the three essential disulfide bonds of saposin B as had been the previous experience with other saposins (14, 21, 34).
He is currently under investigation by his daytime employer to determine if he did anything "that could reasonably be expected to destroy public respect for the Pennsylvania State Police or confidence in the state police".
The intriguing point about Mr Brown's procedure is that it would have been expected to destroy directly only one of the hiding places of the virus: immune-system cells squirrelled away in a quiescent state as the system's memory.
The thought must be expected to destroy his courage, to co-operate with the disease, and to counteract every favourable effort of nature".
While the GaN materials system is notable for both strong internal fields and dislocation densities, which would be expected to destroy device performance in other material systems, the performance of some nitride devices such as light-emitting diodes and HEMTs is excellent and does not appear to be limited by the high defect density.
Before Lea has time to react or deal with the Revenir ritual she learns that a hurricane -- Ernesto -- is headed towards the island and is expected to destroy everything in its path.
