Sentence examples for growing destruction from inspiring English sources

Tells about how the coral reefs around the islands are being threatened by a growing destruction by the crown-of-thorns starfish.

The study, which linked the growing destruction to rising gold prices, said native forests and wetlands were being transformed into a "vast wasteland of ponds".

Isis is a cult whose overarching goal is to grow itself: destruction, for the sole purpose of conquering of minds and territories, is what it is all about.

One of its interests was the Galapagos Islands, whose flora and fauna faced growing danger of destruction.

Writing in the Washington Post, Michael O'Sullivan wrote, "The Thin Red Line is a movie about creation growing out of destruction, about love where you'd least expect to find it and about angels – especially the fallen kind – who just happen to be men".

Almost half of the planet's natural World Heritage Sites, areas designated as holding "outstanding value to humanity," face growing threats of destruction due to human activity that has already caused lasting damage to places like Yellowstone National Park, a new report says.

One imagines that, given Walken's predilection to dwell on his own self-destruction, growing older may not have been easy.

There will be no victory in Afghanistan, only death, destruction and growing rage against America.

As the war intensified though, death and destruction touched growing numbers of families.

3. The intelligence community suffered from a collective presumption that Iraq had an active and growing weapons of mass destruction program.

The outspoken remarks from Shan, head of the state administration for cultural heritage, echo growing concern about the destruction of buildings which date back centuries.