Partial destruction, displacement, hunger, want, weakness, loss, need — these are more difficult stories.
But the partial destruction of the island's main hospital is likely to make these plans more difficult.
Franceschini was speaking following the partial destruction of Iraq's Hatra, an ancient fortress city that the Roman empire repeatedly failed to conquer.
Officials of Tehri Hydropower Development Corporation claimed that the Tehri dam prevented the total destruction of Rishikesh town and the partial destruction of Haridwar.
After partial destruction by Totila, king of the Ostrogoths, in ad 452, Benevento in 571 became the capital of an important Lombard duchy controlling much of southern Italy.
The total or partial destruction of the victim may take place through burning, dismembering or cutting into pieces, eating, or burying.
Partial destruction of cities in western Europe by bombing during World War II allowed rescue excavations to take place before rebuilding.
He was also interested in the preservation of ancient Chinese astronomical instruments and deplored their partial destruction under Jesuit control of the Imperial Astronomical Bureau.
Later, he returned to record its partial destruction by the barbaric Prussians who had struck down a mighty symbol of the capital of Saxony.
Some 8,000 pesos (£110) have been earmarked for each family whose house suffered total damage, or 5,000 pesos for partial destruction, explains Charlie Reyes of the Green Mindanao foundation.
For at least 250 years, from its founding in 306 B.C. until its partial destruction in 47 B.C., Alexandria served as the center of learning in the extended Mediterranean world.
