Sentence examples for subsequent demolition from inspiring English sources

The horse's subsequent demolition of his rivals in the World Hurdle seems to have caused the trainer and owners John and Heather Snook to have another think.

Already Australia have laid down strong markers with Brett Lee's opening over of the tour in Ireland and their subsequent demolition of Essex.

Meticulous, matter-of-fact, and rarely picturesque, the photographs record narrow cobblestone streets, interior courtyards, canals, and alleyways as well as the subsequent demolition sites from a neutral remove that never allows for nostalgia.

In its analysis, the Institute for Science and International Security noted that some of the destruction may have resulted from subsequent demolition of buildings and the removal of debris that may have occurred.

The subsequent demolition of the Hilton in favor of Cheung Kong's 62 stories bruised a few sentimentalists.

LinkedIn's acquisition of the popular email add-in Rapportive, and its subsequent demolition as its new owner ripped out some of its best features, left a lot of users angry and scrambling for an alternative.

The 8,000-square-foot Mandalay and its 25 acres went on the market the year before May's death, and its demolition by subsequent owners in late 1994 went virtually unreported.

The original demolition of the mosque and subsequent violence has been blamed on senior politicians from the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata party (BJP).

A dilapidation record must be kept and submitted to the owners of each adjacent property in order to assess any damage and subsequent need for making good arising out of the demolition work.

Apoptosis culminates in activation of caspases (initiator caspases cleave and activate downstream effector caspases), a family of cysteine proteases primarily responsible for orchestrating the demolition of key cellular structures and the subsequent engulfment of apoptotic corpses by phagocytes.

This essentially preserves the properties from demolition in perpetuity, barring special applications of hardship by subsequent owners.