Sentence examples for guaranteed destruction from inspiring English sources
(3) Other cases are described on my Columbia University web site, e.g., Switzerland finances construction of coal plants, Sweden builds them, and Australia exports coal and sets atmospheric carbon dioxide goals so large as to guarantee destruction of much of the life on the planet.
"Guarantee destruction of the target through careful planning and execution," says the Earth Liberation Front's guide on setting fires with electric timers.
And finally, since the time needed to arrange an interception was so long, the aircraft required armament that could guarantee destruction of a bomber in a single pass – there was little chance a second interception could be arranged.
Even listing, however, is no guarantee against destruction.
Here's a roundup of the latest developments: US Secretary of State, John Kerry, expressed cautious optimism that a deal could be reached to guarantee the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons, as he began talks on the issue in Geneva with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov.
Nothing would guarantee the destruction of the EU more quickly than trying to head down that misguided path.
Instead, he guaranteed its destruction: the British conquered Delhi after a four-month siege.
Yet it is this very growth and accumulation of things, produced at the expense of the earth, that guarantees earth-destruction if not of the planet than at least of its life-support-system that makes human life on it possible.
A mechanism linking target detection by receptors with the formation of autophagosomes would guarantee rapid target destruction while minimizing overall costs.
Without Horton's pulverizers or Mork's sanitary supplies, there would have been no warheads with which to guarantee mutually assured destruction.
To the Editor: Nobody who hopes to find solutions for the "Great Divergence" will make much progress without addressing the question "How was the middle class persuaded to vote for policies that would guarantee its own destruction?" JEREMY CANTOR Benicia, Calif.
