Sentence examples for was particularly destructive from inspiring English sources

The earthquake of 1910 was particularly destructive.

This week's storm was particularly destructive because it followed several weeks of rains that had had already battered the three countries and Botswana.

• Sandy was particularly destructive because it was prevented from moving back out to sea by a "blocking pattern" associated with the jet stream.

Ali was particularly destructive with a spell of four fours and a six in six balls faced.

The most recent clash between the two was particularly destructive.

The 1997-98 El Niño was particularly destructive, washing away roads and railroad tracks, overflowing flood control channels and causing 17 deaths and more than half a billion dollars in damage in California.

Flooding is particularly destructive to countries too poor to prevent or quickly recover from it.

The larvae are particularly destructive to old or unguarded colonies and to stored combs.

Of these, several hundred species are particularly destructive and require some degree of control.

It is particularly destructive to citrus trees and once threatened the southern California citrus industry.

Tar-sands oil is particularly dirty, and getting at it is particularly destructive; therefore, it's a particularly good fuel to start with to make this point.