Sentence examples for unlikely to destroy from inspiring English sources
Limited bombing campaigns would be "unlikely to destroy Iran's main capability" to produce weapons-grade uranium.
Along the same lines, Obamacare's woes are highly unlikely to destroy Barack Obama's presidency.
There is no problem with modern gadgets, but the recharging trick may not work with older machines, though it is unlikely to destroy them.
If they do, Abdullah Gul, a calm and popular Virtue deputy, may take up the new party's reins.In any event, bans are unlikely to destroy the Islamists.
Dr Barnaby - now a consultant for the Oxford Research Group thinktank which published his report - said air strikes would be unlikely to destroy all the centrifuges Iran is using to enrich uranium.
Before seeing combat against the Japanese some were replaced by 40 mm Bofors AA guns as the 20 mm shell was unlikely to destroy a kamikaze before it hit the ship.
Their removal is unlikely to completely destroy a group, but it does change the dynamic.
When ICBMs moved into full production in the early 1960s with such systems as the U.S. Titan and Minuteman I and the Soviet SS-7 and SS-8, they were placed in hardened underground silos so that it would require an unlikely direct hit to destroy them.
He said that U.S. munitions alone were unlikely to have destroyed such a large area.
The instability was computed to be 33.2, which classifies the peptide as stable, meaning the peptide is unlikely to be destroyed by stomach acid.
Still, in the long run America is unlikely to be able to destroy or even contain militant jihadism without involving itself in Syria.Mr Obama's new approach in Iraq seems to be working.
