Sentence examples for problem destroying from inspiring English sources

Deforestation and sea level rise will likely compound the problem, destroying wetland and forests habitats, while malaria-free habitats are poised to increase dramatically.

Boosting the temperature and speed of the exiting exhaust in chemical rocket engines is possible, but that can cause another problem: destroying the engine.

In a scenario of mass killing that resembled the Holocaust, leaders of a developed country might follow or induce panic about future shortages and act preemptively, specifying a human group as the source of an ecological problem, destroying other states by design or by accident.

This problem destroys families as a whole".

Pickles said the troubled families programme was not intended to stigmatise people because they are poor but to tackle problems destroying lives.

New Orleans has always been full of colorful characters, both law-abiding and law-breaking, but Hurricane Katrina in 2005 gave the city both a new visibility and new, overwhelming problems, destroying social systems, along with buildings and roads.

Don't make any permanent changes because of temporary problems: destroying the only copy of your novel or getting a facial tattoo is unacceptable.

"So," he added, "they actually have no problem completely destroying it".

The problem with destroying political movements is that resistance has to find a language, and the Muslim language is a very compelling, powerful and effective language for many people.

The problem with destroying documents from closed MUIs is that it appears the S.E.C. took the expedient way around the document retention regulations without considering how it might hamper future investigations, or how it might appear to the public and companies subject to its regulations.

The bay's once productive native oyster reefs have been in trouble for decades, with disease, overfishing, and other problems essentially destroying the region's shellfish industry.