Sentence examples for more destructive version from inspiring English sources

The uprising condensed into six harrowing months an ever more destructive version of the erratic rule that Colonel Qaddafi imposed on Libya over the previous four decades.

To optimize this potential, we characterized an experimental model of chronic arthritis that represents a more intense and destructive version of the well-established antigen-induced arthritis (AIA) [ 29- 31].

He's an older, more self-destructive version of that weird kid at camp who would eat worms for attention.

The son of the chateau, Franz de Galais, a wilder, more self-indulgent and destructive version of the peasant Meaulnes, has already been permitted to do just this: in the grounds is a small square house to which he could to go as a child in order to impersonate adulthood.

His blog is well written, and the Daily Mail's "extracts" are not, so it is probably a much better read than the Mail's juicy, destructive version suggests, more thoughtful even.

The new rebooted version features bigger, heavier, more destructive house robots, including Dead Metal, which weighs 343kg (three times its original weight) with a 450mm circular saw rotating at 4000rpm.

''The elephants are just becoming more destructive.

"No more destructive development and exploitation.

Others suspect a more destructive agenda.

These are actually far more common and frequently more destructive.

But bigger lasers would provide more destructive options.