Sentence examples for makes the destruction from inspiring English sources

Combined with its backward-thinking energy policy, only its unwillingness to ask the American people and industry to make any sacrifices or changes makes the destruction of our environment inevitable.

Claudie Voisenaat, an anthropologist who specializes in "intangible cultural heritage," talked about the ways Tomb Raider makes the destruction of venerated sites an inevitability in the quest for white heroism.

The authorities retaliated by making the destruction of machinery a capital crime.

The Taliban have sought to make the destruction in districts they formerly controlled a propaganda issue.

Across the country, the Taliban have made the destruction of schools, particularly schools for girls, a hallmark of their war.

The failure rests with our governments who are unwilling to intervene to make the destruction of our world a crime.

According to activists, Isis had said it would destroy any "idols" it found at Palmyra but leave the main Greco-Roman structures alone – making the destruction of the Baalshamin Temple all the more concerning for experts.

Three things about Saddam Hussein make the destruction of his regime essential to the war against terrorism First, like Osama bin Laden, Saddam Hussein hates the United States with a vengeance he expresses at every opportunity.

The show has also made the destruction of the walkers — incapacitating the brain via knife, sword, gun, arrow, metal rod or baseball bat — a matter-of-fact, almost comically routine event in a way that's perfectly logical within the story but could still give pause to those concerned about our continuing desensitization to violence.

He knew that the find presented the country with perhaps its last chance to develop in the traditional way, but he also knew it would push the oil frontier deeper into the Amazon, release 400m tonnes of climate-changing gases and make the destruction of a vast and pristine area inevitable.

But he emphatically argues "sadly this happens so often in western media and also in some Arab media, where you take one street or one person or one aspect and that stands for all of culture, in focusing on Al Mutanabbi we forget the larger context in what conditions made the destruction possible" referring to the US military occupation and devolving of the Iraqi state.