Sentence examples for more to destroy from inspiring English sources

"We couldn't have done more to destroy our marine ecosystems [in the UK]," he says.

Storms that lash the modern American coastline cause more economic damage than their predecessors because there is more to destroy.

By David Owen Nell Minow has said, "These guys are doing more to destroy capitalism than Marx".

That's enough for local aid groups to build more than 20 schools, and in the long run those schools probably do more to destroy the Taliban.

Released in an amnesty, he has singlehandedly done more to destroy the image of Burmese Buddhism in the world's eyes than all the nation's half million monks put together.

Oz argues cogently that such an agreement, followed by heavy Israeli investment in the success of the West Bank, would do more to destroy Hamas's hold over Gaza than all of Israel's wars there have managed.

That may change, but for now, the malaria itself doesn't cause new symptoms or more complications – it's just becoming much more difficult to destroy.

Mr. Sharon says he needs more time to destroy the terrorist network.

It's a lot more difficult to destroy incriminating evidence once the work is in print.

Passionately — and hyperbolically — Simmons added, "I want nothing more than to destroy them".

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