Sentence examples for or exterminated from inspiring English sources

The majority were rounded up or exterminated.

There never was any possibility that Europe (or the world) would experience a "thousand-year Reich" of rule by Nordic supermen, with "lesser races" enslaved or exterminated.

The Toraja are believed to be descendants of speakers of Austronesian languages who overran Celebes long ago and absorbed or exterminated the aboriginal population.

By the end of the war most of those on the "international committee" were dead - shot, gassed, or exterminated by other means.

On a human-dominated planet, it is only natural that wilderness and wildlife will be increasingly disrupted, hemmed in or exterminated.

"Fear of Muslims is RATIONAL," he tweeted in February, linking to a false claim that Islam wants eighty per cent of humanity enslaved or exterminated.

No people have been attacked by coyotes in Georgia, but the state has certified more than 200 trappers to remove or exterminate the animals.

An advertisement from the charity, headlined "Vaccinate or exterminate?" alongside a picture of a bullet aimed at a badger prompted 118 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority.

The most visible effect on polluted waters occurs when they become overloaded with such nutrients as nitrogen and phosphates, and algae grows in excess quantities; this eventually depletes available oxygen and reduces or exterminates animal life.

When its interests clash with ours, we seek to "manage" or exterminate it, just as we can't help ourselves in our curiosity, greed and desire to seek dominion over every other part of our miraculous world of animals and plants.

Third, the possibility that we might be "dominated" by machines would also become a genuine worry: if there were thinking machines, who's to say that they would not take over the universe, and either enslave or exterminate us?