Sentence examples for has almost destroyed from inspiring English sources
"Putting courts into politics, and compelling judges to become politicians, in many jurisdictions has almost destroyed the traditional respect for the Bench," he warned.
"Lula had no choice," judges David Fleischer, a political scientist at the University of Brasília, "but he has almost destroyed the PT .The turmoil has exposed problems that had been camouflaged by success.
To answer we need to understand the real battle that has almost destroyed Labor and separate the real failings of the Rudd Government from the way they were presented to try to tear him down.
It's a collective misunderstanding that has almost destroyed Warner Bros's fledgling DC universe, whose films Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice have strained so hard for wracked solemnity that you sometimes worry for their bowel control.
Back in 1906 Roscoe Pound, a scholar at Harvard Law School, started a campaign to have judges appointed by saying: "Putting courts into politics, and compelling judges to become politicians, in many jurisdictions has almost destroyed the traditional respect for the bench".
But even before this controversy, his popularity had plummeted and political gaffes had almost destroyed his credibility.
David Ervine of the PUP told a Shankill Road audience three years ago that unionist behaviour towards Catholics had almost destroyed the Union.
He spoke more in sorrow than in anger – while also making it clear that the Republicans had almost destroyed the country and now want to finish the job.
But the fact that they have almost destroyed each other as drivers makes them sexually attracted to each other as human beings.
Wainwright had recently recovered from his own addiction to crystal meth, a stimulant associated with the gay club scene, which had almost destroyed him in the period around Poses.
Europe was the antidote to the madness that had almost destroyed Western civilisation in two world wars, and it was to be administered by the regenten of the day.
