Sentence examples for large-scale destruction in from inspiring English sources

The durability of natural materials was tested during Cyclone Aila, which wreaked large-scale destruction in the Sundarbans.

After suffering large-scale destruction in the aerial bombings of World War II, it underwent residential and commercial redevelopment in the latter half of the 20th century.

While the international body said it had not registered large-scale destruction in Libya "aimed at clearing all signs of the past", it had recorded theft, pillaging and destruction, notably of Sufi mosques around Tripoli.

This is a theme underutilized in most other depictions of violence in mainstream cinema and television, which tend to focus more on degrees of brutality--ranging from large-scale destruction in The Avengers, to the revenge-inspired violence of Taken, which is up-close and personal but not intimate.

Due to large-scale destruction, changes in membrane diffusion (Dm) may occur in cystic fibrosis (CF), in correspondence to alterations observed by computed tomography (CT).

For example, such experimental approaches can be undertaken in parallel with satellite-based analyses of water parameters aiming to understand and predict large-scale destruction events in aquatic bodies (Paital et al., 2016, b, 2017, b).

The Hague-based group, which implements the global Chemical Weapons Convention banning the use and production of chemical arms, is working with the United Nations to manage the large-scale destruction effort in Syria.

The tropical cyclone has caused large-scale destruction and flooding to countries in the region.

The Saudi and UAE campaign to defeat the Iranian-supported Houthi rebels in Yemen has been disastrous, leaving in its wake large-scale destruction, civilian casualties and greater human suffering.

Tells how, in order to root out the N.L.F., U.S. troops committed what could be called genocide, in their large-scale destruction of the country through bombing, defoliation, resettlement & pacification.

The analysis of five main land use types with a geographic information system (GIS) revealed that the arid coastal landscape has been dramatically transformed during the past decades due to the increase of mass tourism and the intensification of agriculture, resulting in a large-scale destruction of the coastal scrub, the natural, endemic-rich vegetation.