Sentence examples for pervasive destruction from inspiring English sources

In Christchurch, we surveyed the pervasive destruction from the 2011 earthquake that stills mars the city.

The widely documented irreversible and pervasive destruction of federally-protected waterways from mountaintop removal dumping takes place in West Virginia -- and Kentucky, eastern Tennessee and southwest Virginia.

"The sector suffers from pervasive human capital destruction.

In fact, if the central banks of the US and Europe backed away from their support of the Eurodollar market, we think we would have a whole new ballgame - outright and pervasive Eurodollar deposit destruction outweighing whatever Eurodollar deposit flow was able to make its way to US banks and, because of transatlantic contagion, the real possibility of US bank deposit destruction too.

Mr. Kline, the former prosecutor, who now teaches at Liberty University School of Law in Virginia, said he believed the destruction revealed pervasive corruption in state government.

"When you live with the acrid smell of destruction that is pervasive down here, this is a real bright spot.

Her spokeswoman said: "This is yet another example of the politics of personal destruction that embody Mitch McConnell and are pervasive in Washington, D.C.

Judd, who announced in March she would not be challenging McConnell, called the tapes "another example of the politics of personal destruction that embody Mitch McConnell and are pervasive in Washington, D.C".

Following the denial of its traditional culture and religion, Russian society seems to have lost moral fiber, afflicted with numerous social ills: destruction of the traditional family; rampant alcoholism; pervasive corruption and exploding crime rates.

But his argument would be all the stronger were it not for the pervasive Jew-hate emanating from Iran and calls by its leaders for the destruction of the one nation-state in the world where Jews face no persecution.

Unbelievable destruction.