Sentence examples for form of destruction from inspiring English sources

I call on all actors to refrain from any form of destruction of cultural heritage, including religious sites.

This situation is expressed in the myths of a great flood or some other form of destruction sent as a punishment.

"They were angry about being in prison," he said, "so to them, any form of destruction they see, they think, 'Hey, that's a blow for us!' " With so much anger, parsing out the truth about the nature of evil is sometimes problematic, Mr. Adbul-Malik said, and Mr. Latif agrees.

It was shown that the dominant form of destruction in the quasi-orthotropic system are matrix cracks coupled with the presence of extensive delamination while in quasi-isotropic systems more concentrated damage was noticed, in which the cracking/rapture of fibers localized in the column's corners determined the initiation of the failure mechanism and the carrying capacity loss.

In this aggressively peaceful environment, the apocalypse doesn't come in the form of destruction, but rather in the form of lifeless, oppressive perfection.

Apoptosis or programmed cell death is a distinct form of destruction of the cell which is associated with synthesis of enzymes that degrade and fragment its own DNA.

The most concentrated forms of destruction our sorry species has dreamed up are world war and nuclear war, and we have extended our streak of avoiding them to 70 years.

As the story goes, after the Golem begins to cause his own forms of destruction, Rabbi Loew buries the Golem's clay body in case he is ever needed again.

Taken with other factors, like predation, "it might keep host populations within the carrying capacity of the land," he said, possibly by reducing overgrazing and other forms of destruction to vegetation.

This is because, unlike the great majority of wildlife, they can survive in open landscapes without cover, and they happen to be highly resilient to the forms of destruction we deplore when we see them encroaching on habitats in other countries: cutting, burning and grazing.

Based on in-situ investigations and theoretical studies, we have summarized typical forms of destruction and identified high stress and unrestricted support at both sides of junction arch as its main causes.