Sentence examples for massive slaughter from inspiring English sources

At bottom, of course, that process is a massive slaughter.

Annan has even suggested that preëmptive military action may be justified to avert the threat of a massive slaughter or a genocide.

In studying Cushing's diaries, Rios said she was interested in how the pioneering surgeon was struck by the Europeans' apparent apathy toward the massive slaughter happening in the trenches.

The case, too, describes the crisis management decision to undertake a massive slaughter of Hong Kong chickens, once they are shown to be the host of the deadly but difficult-to-transmit virus.

The case, too, describes the crisis management decision to undertake a massive slaughter of Hong Kong chickens, once they were shown to be the host of the deadly but difficult-to-transmit virus.

She notes the new imbalance in the casualties of war, the massive slaughter of civilians in Rwanda, never having been a spectator (a "witness," as a war correspondent friend insists) to those atrocities.

Regrettably, another world event, the massive slaughters of Baga, in the northeastern Nigeria, did not receive any noticeable media coverage.

Roatta objected to these "massive slaughters" of noncombatant civilians and threatened to halt Italian aid to the Chetniks if they did not end.

Wyeth entitled How Many Millions, One Can Only Guess, which addresses the massive slaughtering and depopulation of bison at the time.

Cattle are socially important in Republic of Comoros because massive slaughtering occurs during traditional wedding ceremonies known as "Grands Mariages," especially on the main island, Grande Comore.

"Californians want nothing to do with Australia's massive commercial slaughter of millions of these wonderful creatures every year," said Wayne Pacelle, chief executive of the Humane Society of the United States.