Sentence examples for much dismantled from inspiring English sources

"It would have pretty much dismantled Idaho's child support program," Eubanks said, noting that millions of federal dollars support programs such as Head Start and inter-state services.

Mandela's post-apartheid policies of reconciliation and forgiveness, critical as they were for the peaceful transformation, led to a situation where the economic dominance of white South Africa was not so much dismantled as lightly diluted by the rise of a new black elite, of which the ANC establishment became a key component.

In a few concise chapters Mr. Miller pretty much dismantles all the claims, such as they are, for the intelligent design movement.

There's been so much corrosion, so much dismantling of the network, that by the time Benjamín goes down, much of the structure is gone".

There's certainly much to dismantle and reassemble here.

Unfortunately the McNulty report is unlikely to do much to dismantle the crazy structure created by privatisation and two decades of tinkering since.

A year ago, his team, built around comparatively little men like Messi, Xavi, Andrés Iniesta, seemed impervious to sturdier opponents who couldn't catch them, much less dismantle their flow Guardiola decided what does not change will sooner or later be stifled.

Tycho's demonstration that the new star had no measurable parallax and that it therefore really was a star in the celestial sphere did much to dismantle the old physics.

That Halsey was willing even to entertain this possibility enraged some of his fellow vaccinologists, who couldn't fathom how a doctor who had spent so much energy dismantling the arguments of people who attacked vaccines could now be changing sides.

Before 1998, inspectors dismantled much of Iraq's bomb program.

He dismantled much of the state ownership and some of the bureaucratism inherited from Franco.