Sentence examples for speed of destruction from inspiring English sources

ChiYong An, his colleague, added: "Policymakers are not aware of the speed of destruction of the DMZ".

But what we see now is something new: a speed of destruction that exceeds even that of the first settlement of the Americas, 14,000 years ago, when an entire hemisphere's ecology was transformed through a firestorm of extinction within a few dozen generations, in which the majority of large vertebrate species disappeared.

Over 3000 square kilometers of living coral reef are lost each year, the team found, and the speed of destruction is no lower in protected habitats such as Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

Wilmshurst adds that the speed of destruction "makes the risk to currently declining populations of rat-sensitive species more pressing as they could be diminishing faster than previously assumed".

But despite a relative slowing of the speed of destruction in the last decade, the Amazon has continued to shrink every year.

He hopped a plane, and by the time he arrived, the artist in him he is known, after all, for his gleeful destruction of ancient urns couldn't help but be impressed by the speed of the destruction.

He hopped a plane, and by the time he arrived, the artist in him — he is known, after all, for his gleeful destruction of ancient urns — couldn't help but be impressed by the speed of the destruction.

Chris Brown, Asda's head of sustainable sourcing, said it would take time to work with suppliers to find sustainable supplies, but the supermarket was starting before the Roundtable report because of the speed of rainforest destruction.

Most of the scoring systems of radiographic data and their multiple modifications are designed to quantify the speed of progressive destruction over time in selected joints of the hands, wrists and feet.

Temple's reminders, always cleared by more senior Andersen lawyers, led to a dramatic speeding of document destruction, the government alleges.

He points out that while rampant tourism has helped speed the destruction of whole chunks of the ancient world, tourism tied to antiquity can also be a means of renewing a once grand, now scruffy city like Alexandria.