Sentence examples for obliteration at from inspiring English sources
In the East, no result was as shocking as New York City FC's obliteration at the hands of the New England Revolution.
Even if Labour manages to avoid the scale of obliteration at the hands of the SNP currently implied by the polls, it is clearly going down to an extremely heavy defeat in the country of the party's birth.
Locked up The county set The power of sleaze ReprintsWorse still, the Tories' likely obliteration at the polls may prove the only interesting thing about the campaign in Scotland.
In their moment of total defeat, Nicias urges his troops to place their trust in "hope," "fortune," and the gods — the very things that the Melians, facing obliteration at the hands of a vastly more powerful enemy, had trusted in, to the derisive amusement of the Athenians during the Melian debate.
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Of their prospectively planned stereotactic staged radiosurgery, the same authors reported a 36% actuarial obliteration rate at 5 years and a 56% obliteration rate at 10 years when including salvage treatments.
The postradiosurgery actuarial rate of obliteration was 36% at 3 years, 45% at 5 years, 56% at 7 years, and 63% at 10 years.
The postradiosurgery actuarial rate of obliteration was 45% at 5 years, 56% at 7 years, and 63% at 10 years.
Now that Canelo holds the WBC and lineal middleweight titles, the obvious choice for his first turn as a top draw on the sport's biggest stage is Gennady Golovkin, the division's consensus alpha dog who holds the WBA and IBF belts following last month's eight-round obliteration of David Lemieux at Madison Square Garden.
This is a grave threat to the Jewish state, but Jews have survived every attempt at obliteration in the past and will surely do so again -- whatever may happen in the United Nations.
Moreover, 74% of the eyes treated with Sticky-trap had no obliteration and/or tufts at all, compared to 39 and 26% in the case of VEGF-trap and vehicle, respectively (Fig 7F and H).
