Sentence examples for point of obliteration from inspiring English sources

Who would have ever thought that people would be able to fish so efficiently and so effectively...that we would reduce the stocks of these species that were present by the billions to the point of obliteration or near obliteration," says Jeremy Jackson of the Smithsonian Institution, one ocean activist interviewed in the film.

The score for the patellofemoral compartment was determined on the basis of the presence of narrowing (1 point) or obliteration (2 points), osteophytes equal to or smaller than 1 cm (0.5 point) or greater than 1 cm (1 point), translation of the patella (1 point), and attrition (1 point), also for a maximum total of 5 points.

The scores for the medial and lateral compartments of the TFJ were determined based upon the presence of joint space narrowing (1 point) or obliteration (2 points), tibial and/or femoral sclerosis (0.5 point each), osteophytes equal to or smaller than 1 cm (0.5 point) or greater than 1 cm (1 point), and joint subluxation (1 point) for a maximum total of 5 points.

Petrov's photos, viewed now, contain the premonition of obliteration.

CT confirms bony obliteration in the proximal basal turn of the right cochlea (black arrows in g), but no signs of obliteration on the left (h).

Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity.

I part-traded this shirt with Sindre of Obliteration and Nekromantheon for a bottle of Patron.

Kaplan Meier analysis was carried out to determine actuarial rate of obliteration.

Approximately 3.8% to 24% of traumatized teeth develop varying degrees of obliteration.

The Lib Dems continue to face national polls that point towards virtual obliteration versus constituency polls that suggest they will retain many of their current seats.

The effect on the human body is particularly unpleasant, with those near the ignition point routinely suffering obliteration.