Sentence examples for increasingly destroyed from inspiring English sources

Expanded logging and oil-palm plantations have increasingly destroyed their natural habitats.

The final tragic years in which the jewel of his extraordinary memory became increasingly destroyed by terrible illness robbed him - and probably the nation - of an opportunity to demonstrate a matured wisdom that, undoubtedly, was there.

During the longer transit time, the bubbles are exposed to a greater number of ultrasound pulses and are increasingly destroyed which dampens image enhancement.

Today's companies are increasingly destroying the value of existing companies to create the next generation of products and services.

Human activities, such as agriculture and urbanization, are increasingly destroying Earth's natural habitats and frequently block plants and animals from successfully migrating.

My argument was simple: "Today's companies are increasingly destroying the value of existing companies to create the next generation of products and services.

Given recent military conflicts, terrorism and natural disasters, many cultural heritage sites are increasingly being destroyed.

Cinematographer and physicist Neeson mastered 45 years of film to tell this story of how the pristine natural world of mountain peaks, glaciers, and surf spots that he and his friends grew up exploring was increasingly threatened or destroyed by development, pollution, climate change, and gentrification.

It is the standard in Europe, where the sport is cleaner and the fatality rate for horses far lower than at American tracks, where horses increasingly have to be destroyed after being medicated beyond their limits.

The charity Save the Children, which provides aid to northern Syria, meanwhile warned on Thursday that education had become one of the deadliest pursuits for children and teachers, as the country's schools were increasingly being damaged and destroyed.

As that period between the 30s and 80s declines, and labor unions are now increasingly small and being destroyed by the courts, and by legislatures, and by employers, we're turning back to a period where those boundaries on what workers can do and the response from employers are also fading.