Sentence examples for soon dismantled from inspiring English sources

In Afghanistan, American technology soon dismantled the enemy's will to fight.

Sure enough, the credibility of intelligence theories about the Lockerbie bombing being masterminded by the Iran- and Syria-backed Palestinian gang was soon dismantled.

The stretch from Paterson Junction to Totowa, including the Paterson High Bridge built in 1902, was abandoned and soon dismantled.

The federal government will soon dismantle the FOI regime further.

Empowered, perhaps, both by news of the of the Nazi defeats in North Africa and Stalingrad, as well as from fear that the SS guards would soon dismantle and erase all traces of Treblinka to cover their tracks, a group of prisoners – the Jewish Underground – planned a revolt to take over the camp.

Vargas has ramped up his advocacy this week as reports suggest that President Donald Trump might soon dismantle the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, also known as the "Dreamers," program, which offers protections to immigrants who entered the country illegally as children.

The politics in which Senate Bill 5 makes sense could just as soon dismantle FEMA -- send its functions to the states, privatize it, depend on private charities.

I looked over the tent city that would soon be dismantled.

As I walked by the quartier's harmonious rows of limestone town houses, past storefronts for Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne and Franck Sabet carpets, I noticed the scaffolding that would soon be dismantled to reveal the newly refurbished Royal Monceau.

There was urgency to her trip, she added, because she had been told that the garden was in financial distress and would soon be dismantled — a possibility that disturbed the extraordinary tranquillity of the setting, and of the day.

He had the ACA (which, though it might soon be dismantled, had set bars that would be difficult to lower), he had some good civil rights stuff, but what he really needed was something lasting for the internet.