Sentence examples for which can be destroyed from inspiring English sources

The policy generally allows Mr. Cuomo's aides to determine for themselves which of their electronic messages should be kept and which can be destroyed.

But what worked for an infantry battalion riding in thirty-ton Bradleys is hardly suitable for light-armor vehicles, which can be destroyed by the Soviet-made rocket-propelled grenades that are common in every back-alley hot spot in the world.

The drug spurs the body to create more white blood cells, which can be destroyed during chemotherapy.

In non-covalent imprinting method, templates bond to monomers with a non-covalent intermolecular bonding which can be destroyed and created easily.

However, the slow mode disappears in SV experiments, indicating that it arises from the temporal aggregates due to long range electrostatic interactions between chains, which can be destroyed in centrifugal field.

Certainly, there are some differences between the simulated and fabricated structures, especially for the unsubstantial parts which can be destroyed by the surface tension and the gravity in the wet etching process.

A combination of technological change, globalisation, live TV coverage of even the most obscure sporting events, the ability to bet on a wide range of markets, the ease with which evidence can be destroyed and the difficulty of proving intent have made grappling with the problem akin to juggling jelly.

Because a world in which black life can be destroyed in the safety of our own home raises the question of what a home is for any of us, if not a sanctuary from harm.

The supercritical Hopf bifurcation is one of three typical mechanisms by which periodic oscillations can be destroyed as a system parameter - in this case coupling strength - is altered.

Increased development also threatens natural ecosystems like wetlands, which means that habitats can be destroyed, Ms. Rosenbach said.

Under such a system, in which one's livelihood can be destroyed by a self-serving boss trying to meet a budget or please the higher-ups, what employee would ever speak his mind?