Sentence examples for slow extermination from inspiring English sources

Had the evidence of these intervals not been lost, it would have shown "much slow extermination".

But when the second Jewish revolt began in 132AD he suppressed it with a fury that Mr Opper describes as "a slow extermination campaign".

"To the lover of nature," he wrote, "there is something regrettable in this slow extermination of an insect which presents, as does the periodical Cicada, so much that is interesting and anomalous in its habits and life history".

Well, you know, the slow systemic extermination of people through starvation and privation sure is peaceful.

"Extermination," he read.

In principle, then, extermination should be possible.

Total extermination of your rivals.

It was an extermination war.

"A war of extermination," he calls it.

The other thing is extermination of species.

Successful extermination can require multiple treatments.