Sentence examples for legacy of destruction from inspiring English sources

Profits of this mine will go overseas, while we are left with a permanent legacy of destruction of our irreplaceable natural assets".

The movie is a reminder that the Nazi rampage through Europe left the continent with a horrible legacy of destruction and waste, and also with a horrible, and not entirely suppressible memory of collaboration.

The Japanese, perhaps more intimately than any other people along the Ring of Fire, know their earthquake history; they are at once aware of the legacy of destruction behind them and the imminence of what is always, somehow, on the horizon.

Between the cartoony nowadays good vibes and the corpse-ridden legacy of destruction, who in their right mind wouldn't want to join up?

Until then, there will be no sense of justice where the coal industry leaves a legacy of death and destruction".

The legacy of that destruction is still very much with us.

In Lebanon, for example, 45% of telephones are mobile, a legacy of the destruction of the land network during the country's 17-year civil war.The conservative sexual mores of the Middle East also give business a boost.

The legacy of that destruction and the subsequent rebuilding was far too many poorly designed, system-built homes with made-up names and oddly shaped roofs.

Philip Fradkin, a writer whose 13 books often focused on the legacy of environmental destruction in the West and who took aim at what he and others viewed as the persistent misunderstanding and simplification of the region and its culture by many in the East, died last Sunday at his home in Point Reyes Station, Calif.

Natural England's chief executive Helen Phillips said yesterday: "Tackling climate change requires us to make a step change in the way we think about renewable energy but we have to ensure that the decisions we make stand the test of time and do not leave a legacy of environmental destruction in their wake".

Today Libya has three governments, a legacy of the destruction of whatever little structure the regime's famously loose institutions left behind.