Sentence examples for range of destruction from inspiring English sources

Timothy Snyder, a professor of history at Yale, compels us to look squarely at the full range of destruction committed first by Stalin's regime and then by Hitler's Reich.

One letter simply lists the range of destruction: "Poisonous gases, bombs, machine guns which fire 700 bullets per minute, large and small cannon throwing cannon balls 30 Bengali maunds in weight, Zeppelins, large and small flying machines which throw bombs from the air … liquid fire that causes the body to ignite". Another soldier writes home: "No man can return to the Punjab whole.

"Schedule a helicopter tour or a flyover in Air Force One so that you can grasp the full range of destruction that has beset our neighborhoods, businesses and, importantly, refineries," the editorial said.

ROS imbalance is closely linked to a wide range of oxidative destruction, so that the cellular redox condition should be tightly regulated.

Tissue damage may also result from a wide range of mechanisms, including destruction of host cells, invasion and inflammatory responses.

We knew just nothing about its methods and machinery nor about its immensity of range and destruction". But even though sanguine views of the war's likely duration and intensity were at the beginning to the fore, beneath them ran a current of fear.

These range from destruction of the incoming vortex pair and flame generation of flame-attached counter-rotating (rotating in the opposite sense to the incoming vortex pair) vortical structures to amalgamation of the incoming vortex pair with flame-generated, flame-attached, co-rotating (rotating in the same sense as the incoming vortex pair) vortical structures.

Predictions range from destruction of that crucial partnership to a new era of improved mutual respect.

The problem remains, he said, that Iraq has not adequately accounted for a range of weapons of mass destruction -- biological, chemical and nuclear -- and missile systems to deliver them.

Synovitis, bursitis and tendinitis causes decreased muscle strength, persistent pain, reduced range of motion and joint destruction, which may lead to functional loss and difficulties with daily activities.

The disease presents clinically with a broad range of manifestations including skeletal destruction, immune suppression and end-organ sequelae with devastating complications for patients and their quality of life.