Sentence examples for immediate destruction from inspiring English sources

Those who advocate immediate destruction would have us believe that another smallpox outbreak is unthinkable.

SLIPPING anchor in a storm brings a sense of relief at having averted immediate destruction.

So the judge, and probably the majority of the medical profession, came down on the side of separation, and the immediate destruction of the life of Mary.

A new policy essentially describes electronic documents as unworthy of preservation, saying they "are not records and are therefore suitable for immediate destruction".

The immediate destruction wrought by Constantine and his zealous subordinates is, however, of less moment than the lasting effect of the persecution on the Orthodox clergy.

It was intelligence from Soviet defectors and other sources about Moscow's vast germ warfare program that prompted the Clinton administration to question the immediate destruction of the virus.

War does not only lead to immediate death, destruction, and injury; it's wounds may be so deep that their effects last long after today.

We chose "less-immediate destruction" and signed an agreement that doesn't differ from either of the previous ones.

The bombings are certain to have consequences far greater than the immediate death and destruction, which is what a terrorist group would intend.

A nuclear Iran, worldwide anti-semitism, the success of ISIS, the failure of Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Libya as states with no solution in sight; all of these are genuine crises, and some are causing far more immediate death and destruction in the short term.

The Club's concerns about this and similar pipelines, however, go beyond the immediate habitat destruction: by making it cheaper to export fracked gas from the Marcellus region, the pipelines would encourage fracking and increase GHG emissions.