Sentence examples for likely to destroy from inspiring English sources

Some fusions are more likely to destroy value than to create it, so all merit closer examination.

The suspect is supposed to be a flight risk or likely to destroy evidence or influence witnesses.

The books "are an abomination to God and to me" and likely to "destroy the lives of many young people".

The fact that we are still here is pretty good evidence that Brookhaven is not likely to destroy the world.

On a positive note, an innate need to spend time in the woods means we're less likely to destroy them.

Russian airstrikes on their own are no more likely to destroy Isis than strikes by US or UK jets.

On a positive note, an innate need to spend time in the woods means we're less likely to destroy them.

Getting under the weathered surface is a high priority because the harsh atmosphere of the planet (which produces its rusty color) is judged likely to destroy any life.

Here the most plausible suggestion is that, without intervention from powerful and good ETI, we are likely to destroy ourselves through nuclear war.

Among North Korea's immediate targets would be U.S. bases in South Korea and Japan, experts say, which Pyongyang would likely attempt to destroy using nuclear weapons as a show of force to deter further invasion.

The bad news is that Kim's regime would likely seek to destroy as many American cities as possible if a preemptive U.S. attack put its own survival at risk.