Sentence examples for remarkable destruction from inspiring English sources

After 24 h incubation of the mononuclear ALL cells with salix extract, a remarkable destruction of lymphoblasts (75%) occurred that was significantly higher than the control (7%; Figure 1).

Nottingham director of rugby Martin Haag says Sunday's remarkable 63-7 destructiof of Bristol  has set the standard for the rest of the season.

Even in this supposedly planned venture, and with the possibility of worldwide destruction, a remarkable level of incompetence prevailed.

Dortmund continued their remarkable run with a 4-0 destructiof of sorry Hannover.

More remarkable raw video of the destruction on Grubbegata (embedded at the top of this post) was broadcast and posted online by NRK.

To quote the brilliant Harold McGee in On Food & Cooking, "This destruction triggers a remarkable cascade of chemical creation… The more sugar is cooked, the less sugar and sweetness remain, and the darker and more bitter it gets".

Rather than compensating for "genuinely unavoidable damage" it looks as if it could be used to justify avoidable destruction: trashing a remarkable place for an unremarkable project which could be built elsewhere.

While I entirely agree that there is no creator figure in RW; and also with whoever said that the book is remarkable because it has a destruction myth instead of a creation story, I also think that it is saturated with religious questions and indeed religious answers.

f4397265-7ca1-4dff-ae04-ed1b507d97c1 Sometimes, after a sporting result as remarkable as England's 38-21 destructiof of world champions New Zealand, you have to fall back on cold, emotionless statistics to make sense of it all.

The combined forces of illegal subsistence hunting and habitat destruction have rendered this remarkable species vulnerable to extinction, according to the IUCN.

Some palaeontologists still prefer a climatic explanation for this new bout of extinctions, but most reckon that man was either partly or wholly responsible.In the grand scheme of things this wave of destruction was not particularly remarkable.