Sentence examples for record of destruction from inspiring English sources

"Russian boar — global track record of destruction, property damage, bankruptcy and spreading disease.

By Rachel Carson As man proceeds toward his announced goal of the conquest of nature, he is writing a depressing record of destruction — destruction of the earth he inhabits and destruction of the life that shares it with him.

Now, in a decade marked by government insect-control programs in which many thousands, even millions, of acres are sprayed as a unit, a decade in which private and community spraying has also surged steadily upward, an extensive record of destruction and death of American wildlife has accumulated.

The result is that Petroamazonas, a company with a colourful record of destruction and spills, will now enter one of the most biodiverse places on the planet, in which a hectare of rainforest is said to contain more species than exist in the entire continent of North America.

After all, more than a trillion dollars later, with essentially nothing to show except an unbroken record of destruction, corruption, and an inability to build anything of value, the U.S. is only slowly drawing down its 140,000-plus troops in Iraq to a "mere" 40,000 or so, while surging yet more troops into Afghanistan to fight a counterinsurgency war, possibly for years to come.

The historical record of earthquake destruction at Nikkō in Table 1 illustrates the effectiveness of resistance wooden buildings to earthquakes as damage to fixed structures is most frequent.

Unexplained shots of bonfires default to records of mass destruction.

His long record of overseeing violence, destruction and repression led many Palestinians to express joy at the news of the former Israeli leader's death at the weekend.

Greenspan thus removed any fingerprints on this act of record destruction.

More than 1,200 people are feared dead in the Philippines after one of the most powerful storms ever recorded left a trail of destruction across large parts of the archipelago.

In the current study, I used these data to determine whether the rates of bower destruction that males experienced during the above experiment differed from natural levels of destruction recorded at this site during previous years.