Sentence examples for propagate destruction from inspiring English sources

"No one is entitled to make perverted use of ideology to propagate destruction and death," he said.

Turns out those "unknown forces" that seem to drop down out of nowhere into some unstable country and propagate destruction, decimation, violence, and extreme chaos aren't so mysterious after all.

The rally will serve as an opportunity to denounce acts of abuse committed under the guise of freedom as well as acts and statements that propagate violence, destruction and hatred.

38 Unlike CD8+ T cells, CD4+ T cell production of TNF-α activates dendritic cells, natural killer cells, and macrophages to propagate β-cell destruction (Fig. 2).

The principal control measures include the use of disease-free seed and propagating stock, the destruction of all plant materials that may harbour pathogenic fungi, crop rotation, the development and use of resistant plant varieties, and the use of chemical and biological fungicides.

Numerical simulations demonstrate that the electromagnetic wave can propagate without any signal destruction and conserve the original propagation mode at receiver side.

Poor glycolysis and increased fatty-acid synthesis feed the locomotion machinery in T cells from people with rheumatoid arthritis and allow these cells to enter the synovium and propagate joint inflammation and destruction.

Unlike gaseous flames, liquid flames with essentially constant laminar propagating (burning) velocity are approximately free of thermal expansion and heat loss effects and thus may be useful for developing a very basic understanding of the interrelationship between production by hydrodynamic straining and destruction by propagating effects in the Σ-equation, relevant to flamelet models.

Periodontopathogenic antigen-driven host cell responses serve as initiators of chronic inflammatory disease; secondary endogenous degenerative pathways may act as auxiliary magnification loops to propagate inflammation and local tissue destruction.

"Ever since the atom bomb in WWII, which propagated images of death and destruction around the world, people have been more capable of imagining what an apocalypse looks like and how it may affect them," film critic Rumsey Taylor told VICE.

Additional expression of inflammatory cytokines (IL-1β and TNF-α) might serve in propagating local inflammation and tissue destruction.