Sentence examples for intended destruction from inspiring English sources

The Association of Event Organisers (AEO) is strongly opposed to the intended destruction of the Earls Court centre, which for decades has been central to the area's economy and cosmopolitan personality, as well as being a globally-known London brand.

The fact that the bucket was not destroyed by the blast indicates the bomb did not detonate properly, and the intended destruction was much greater.

His most recent short film is a 15-minute documentary that lays out the 40-year history of the spot, the nine-month campaign to protect it and the story of its intended destruction by the Southbank Centre.

Producer Harve Bennett wrote the script starting from the end and working back, and intended the destruction of the Enterprise to be a shocking development.

The train had been carrying more than 3.4bn rupees (£39m) in soiled banknotes that were intended for destruction, though still usable.

He said: "The way it looks to me it is as if he was on a half intended self-destruction.

He argues, for example, that it is always wrong to intend the destruction of an instance of a basic good (Finnis 1980, pp. 118-123).

Because Obama has stated his belief that there should be some, any, conciliation on that country's part, it means that Obama intends its destruction.

That is intended to prevent destruction of evidence, an impossibility in this case.

It's MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) intended to keep out the unwanted acquirer, nothing else.

Or, that Epo protects tumors from the destruction intended by chemotherapy.