Sentence examples for further obliterate from inspiring English sources
The proposed Pier 17 high rise threatens to further obliterate our sense of that earlier city, as well as to wall off the district from its riverfront.
Fighting cameras with cameras may further obliterate our privacy.
Finally, our study design allowed patients to take auto-medication of analgesics, NSAIDs and low-dose glucocorticoids, which may further have obliterated our capacity to demonstrate a potential treatment effect of MTX.
But digital reality expands these numbers by a quantum leap and further levels, if not obliterates, hierarchical and cultural distinctions.
Near-saturation of the soils with deionized water resulted in further decreases in reflectance, which obliterated to varying extent the dependence of the reflectance on chunk size.
I believe, however, that some might suggest that being told that you are going to get obliterated might only further foster the desire to get yourself armed to the teeth with something in a nuclear sort of vibe.
The rampant Cangrejal River reportedly obliterated an entire suburban community further east, near La Ceiba, while the Aguán River burst its banks at Trujillo and killed numerous plantation workers.
And for their latest video, Britons Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy have decelerated things even further by filming a Pyrex jug being obliterated at an astonishing 343,915 frames per second.
Our further observation revealed that lethal toxin stimulated ROS generation which was obliterated by apocynin (data not shown).
In seeking evidence for the "numerous gradations" that Darwin anticipated must have existed at some stage during the evolution of our eye, it is important to realize that at the level of whole organisms and whole eyes, the overwhelming majority will have been obliterated over time by the success of organisms that evolved further improvements.
A tone of bleak desperation casts a dark cloud over the proceedings, obliterating any other emotion as cascading catastrophes send the pair further into abjection.
