Sentence examples for tended to destroy from inspiring English sources
Well, the conglomerate control of the movies has tended to destroy the stars.
On the environment, he noted that these fires tended to destroy the oldest trees and habitats used by endangered species.
But it also led him to champion the cause of people subjected to the injustices of British imperialism, which tended to destroy traditional institutions in the colonies.
"The African teams have tended to destroy themselves in their own environments," said Jürgen Klinsmann, who won a World Cup playing for West Germany in 1990 and coached a reunified Germany to third place in 2006.
Google has never tended to destroy competition.
Also in the 1980s, Mourou and Strickland were working together at the University of Rochester to overcome a problem that had dogged laser research for decades: High-intensity laser beams tended to destroy the material used to amplify them.
"Strategy, to destroy people?
To "destroy" is to torture.
Prions are hard to destroy.
They are raping to destroy.
