Sentence examples for potentially obliterating from inspiring English sources

4. Utilities are getting into the EV Charging Business, potentially obliterating the range argument against alternative-fuel cars.

Jarvis expresses her desire for marriage to be thought of as a "mutual personal-growth contract"; and behind this infelicitous expression lies the idea that marriage amounts to a defense against the existential trials of individualism, and happiness consists in carving out a space for personal development within its potentially obliterating structure.

"Because of the large areas of color loss, and because of the delicate, thinly painted, and unvarnished surfaces, such a treatment would be irreversible and would potentially obliterate the artist's hand violating key principles of conservation," explain the Harvard Art Museums in an announcement.

Others believe we are now past a simple ban and have touted the use of "death-ray" devices to potentially obliterate handcrafted drones flying near airports.

As a consequence, the lesion uptake will be highly reduced inside or near the artifact (Figure 8) and could potentially be obliterated completely.

The cumulative weight was obliterating.

Taking great care in obliterating it entirely.

The business is obliterating native luxuries worldwide.

In Obliterating Wedding Parties.

And now Hillary speaks of obliterating Iran.

Obliterating that perception will forever drive me.