Sentence examples for substantially destroyed from inspiring English sources

Through its denunciation of Stalin, it substantially destroyed the infallibility of the party.

The company argues in its latest petition that new tests it has done show that Cry9C is substantially destroyed in food processing.

But the restoration of the space has drawn the wrath of the Art Deco Society of New York, which said last month that Tishman Speyer had "substantially destroyed" the Cloud Club's "historically significant interiors".

Formally speaking, it's an ambitious piece of work; admirable in its attempt to find a method for articulating a world in which the very idea of coherence - personal, cultural, historical - has been substantially destroyed.

"The endgame for us is threefold: that Hamas's military machine would be substantially destroyed; two, Hamas understands that shooting rockets means paying a price they don't want to pay; and three, there are mechanisms in place to prevent Hamas from rearming," Mr. Regev said.

Various oxidation by-products such as C6H6, C6H5Cl, CCl4, C2H5CH3, CH2, C2H2, C2H4, CO and HCl were produced in the primary MSO reactor but these were substantially destroyed or collected in the secondary MSO reactor.

And even if he succeeds in substantially destroying IS, new horrors may emerge from the ensuing vacuum if he does not help benign local forces to fill it.Americans will grumble about the superpower's lot.

Mining companies own a substantial amount of land within the Blair Mountain Battlefield, and absent the special protection afforded under West Virginia law by National Registry listing, they intend to proceed with mountaintop removal operations, substantially destroying this important site.

"Where else would you rather be?" According to Governor Christie's office, 365,000 homes were substantially damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.

Many redwood forests have been destroyed or substantially altered by logging operations; however, about 200,000 acres (80,000 hectares) of redwoods are protected in state and national parks.

(Iata says that for western-built jet aircraft, there were 0.41 "hull loss" accidents per million flights in 2013, equivalent to one such accident per 2.4m flights; a "hull loss" is an accident in which the aircraft is destroyed or substantially damaged and not subsequently repaired).