Sentence examples for fully obliterated from inspiring English sources

McKenzie said initial assessments indicated the storage facility was destroyed but that the bunker facility was "successfully hit and sustained damage," suggesting the Pentagon wasn't confident the strikes had fully obliterated the underground complex or hadn't intended to do so.

There was a positive correlation between the percentage of fully obliterated nidus vessels and time after radiosurgery (r = 0.9324, p < 0.001).Radiosurgery inhibits endothelial Notch1 and Notch4 signaling pathways in nidus vessels while inducing thrombotic occlusion of nidus vessels in a rat model of AVMs.

It's a pretty relentless onslaught that reflects pop's current love for chucking in everything up to and including the kitchen sink, but there's enough of Britney's personality – the myriad vocal tics, the ridiculous middle-eight breakdown bit – to make sure she hasn't been fully obliterated by will.i.am's production sledgehammer.

"The Watt amendment will fully obliterate everything 1207" -- Paul's measure -- "is intended to do," said Paul during Thursday's debate.

However, despite the degradation of human beings that occurs during low intensity conflict, these occurrences cannot be viewed as tragedies that fully obliterate societies.

No literary character has ever been so fully and categorically obliterated by the forces of social control.

Dull, fleshy smacks resonated as fully-grown men were obliterated onto the cold, harsh tarmac under the weight of the jostle.

Scientists fear that these unique ecosystems may be obliterated before they can be fully utilized or appreciated.

Civilisation, all but obliterated in the nuked DC area of the last game, is now much more evident, with a fully functioning Las Vegas strip and colourful road signs and landmarks punctuating your journey.

America saw jobs obliterated.

This election obliterated them.