Sentences with phrase «icbm obliteration»

Prior to the market correction, which has reduced Tesla's 2018 gain to about 3 % ahead of earnings, there was no real major dip, so you could argue that the staggering losses and the capital obliteration — over $ 1 billion per quarter at his point — are, well, somehow rationally priced in.

Ahead of earnings, there's been no real dip, so you could argue that the staggering losses and the capital obliteration — over $ 1 billion per quarter at his point — are, well, somehow rationally priced in.

The worst thing that could happen is an obliteration of your downpayment right before you're ready to buy.

But HP's decisive obliteration of its tablet effort, and discontinuation of its mobile operating system, webOS, is a fairly good indicator of what it's like to go up against the mighty Apple Inc. and its iPad, which dominates the tablet category with about 30 million sold worldwide.

And then there are the «uninteresting» poor, people who obviously are not worth troubling about: the Biafrans, massacred by the federal troops of Nigeria; the monarchist Yemenites, burned by napalm and bombed into obliteration by the Egyptian air force from 1964 to 1967; the South Sudanese, destroyed en masse by the North Sudanese; the Tibetans, oppressed and deported by China; the Khurds, perhaps 500,000 of whom were massacred in Irak and Iran between 1955 and today.

He asserts emphatically: «The gospel (without in the least slighting any other of the things it preaches) must be interpreted as requiring abolition of the class system, an end of the American bombing of Vietnam and of the wasteful armaments competition, and the obliteration of anachronistic frontiers.»

By actively seeking to break a child's will, parents unwittingly engaged in an obliteration of their child's individual personhood and freedom.

The focus in interpreting St. Paul's words has usually been on the obliteration of distinctions, rather than on what it means to be «heirs according to promise.»

For Whitehead, the nature of interconnectedness is not an obliteration of differences and individuality into vague unity.

It appears to me that the above argument concerning specifically the obliteration of the past and future is not effective, at least against counter-arguments of process philosophers.

[27] This notion leads to the obliteration of boundary or boundaries to define mission.

But the universality of Jesus, they have urged, does not establish itself in the world through the obliteration of whatever elements of light and truth have already been granted to the nations of the world.

An alternative view would hold that elimination does not mean sheer obliteration but rather that an individual feels all of his past with greater or less intensity or vividness.

And throughout the whole controversy in the ancient church about the nature of Jesus it prevented the obliteration of Jesus» humanity.

Grace seems to come, when it does come, as a radical disruption and even obliteration of the order of nature.

But modern secularity gets rid of even such intimations, and so perfects this pagan logic of sacrificial obliteration of oneself for some ideal, or for the State, or for both.

Thus the only thing that is achieved is the continued carrying out of self - obliteration.

Total obliteration is the only answer to this historical criminal organization's continuing crimes.

John Wesley's familiar words, «The world is my parish,» have a breathless urgency in our day when no point on the planet is more than one - half hour from ICBM obliteration.

Not only does Buddhism know little or nothing of such a form of selfhood, but Buddhist «death» or enlightenment entails an obliteration or dissolution of any awareness of selfhood as such.

Death becomes not the sheer destruction or obliteration of life but merely its termination, the setting of a limit to the total number of indestructible experiences that comprise a given life.49 Secondly, in urging upon man the principle that his actions help determine the nature of God's everlasting memory of him, it gives very powerful inducement to highly moral and unselfish living within a cosmic perspective.50 Finally, it affirms a cosmic basis for absolutely cherishing the worth of life's every moment, inasmuch as «each moment of life is an end in itself, and not just a means to some future goal.

Thats what you call obliteration.

As with the ark, Grudem makes no mention of these passages or the groaning creation of Romans 8 waiting in «eager expectation for the sons of God to be revealed,» looking to Christians for signs of liberation not obliteration.

The anxious self can make its own self - gratification the sole object of desire, or sensuality becomes a convenient means of escape from the self's agony through the obliteration of feeling, the plunge into nothingness.

These meetings came unasked and unexpected, and seemed to consist merely in the temporary obliteration of the conventionalities which usually surround and cover my life....

-- that plot's linkage, in the stories of both congregations and poor societies, marks the struggle for recollection of the past so that cultural identity, the pattern, is maintained in the face of cultural obliteration?

Thus pattern maintenance is less characteristic of their life than the obliteration of cultural pattern, and integration less a present reality than its opposite, alienation.

Our conventionality, (See the case in Lecture III, above, where the writer describes his experiences of communion with the Divine as consisting «merely in the temporary obliteration of the conventionalities which usually cover my life.»)

Sometimes we go so far as to kill those whom we view as threats to our selfish freedom, even going so far as to make public calls from the pulpits in our country to call for the obliteration and destruction of whole groups of people in other parts of the world because we view them as a threat to our way of life.

And a newspaper columnist, admitting it would be «a messy task,» demanded «total obliteration of Germany as a nation.»

This is such a radical obliteration of culture and tradition — let us say, of Jesus and Jefferson — as to awe any Bolshevik, of course.

There was this present age, wholly bad, wholly under the domination of Satan, incurable, unreformable, irremediable, destined for nothing but total destruction and obliteration.

That they will be obliterated by fire and that obliteration will last forever.

Depending on his school of thought and the particular concepts of the section of the Party with which he identified himself, he might differ from his fellows as to the manner in which he hoped to effect his regeneration, but his true aim was the complete obliteration of the past.

It is God alone who can reveal the entire reality of the sacrificial process, reverse through resurrection its obliteration of victims, and structure an alterative option for human solidarity.

In the meantime, I am convinced that gratification can be as real as craving and that love does not require the total obliteration of otherness as Altizer maintains.

It began on August 1, 1944, and ended with the German obliteration of Warsaw two months later.

And the Crimson Tide doesn't have West Virginia to watch out for anymore, not after Texas Tech's 49 - 14 obliteration of the Mountaineers.

Never mind that besides that Alabama win, A&M's finest day was an obliteration of a Mississippi State team which has one win over an FBS team with a winning record (Middle Tennessee State), or that Shanoff dropped the Bulldogs off his ballot: Johnny Football's magic is strong, indeed.

We are talking Broncos obliteration.

We all remember its 43 - 42 Fiesta Bowl win over Oklahoma, but you might forget the No. 5 AP finish, second - ranked scoring offense, and obliteration of 10 - win Oregon State.

on Absolute Obliteration Of The Corner Flag By Matt Ritchie After Scoring Newcastle's 2nd Goal v Reading

The election result would indeed change British politics, although not in the way that Cameron intended: the obliteration of the Conservatives» Liberal Democrat coalition partners cleared the way for the referendum that set Britain on a path to leave the EU and ended Cameron's political career.

«This report demonstrates that the obsessive obliteration of vital information and guidance by the Coalition Government is leaving children and young people highly vulnerable and is placing additional burdens on schools as they have to use their own time and resources to plug the gap.»

The system of regions and states preserving their autonomy in relation to local matters such as education, healthcare, language, chieftaincy, local government, intra-state commerce, local policing etc. while federating together regarding matters such as currency, defence and national security, foreign relations, customs and excise etc. liberates diverse peoples by removing the fear of obliteration of their local identity while allowing for synergies at the national level that benefit everyone.

Cruddas also took an interesting conclusion of how Labour should respond to its obliteration in Scotland at the hands of the SNP.

Republicans are hoping that North Korea's nuke test will divert attention from the Mark Foley scandal and move it right back into a comfortable campaign theme: the ever - present threat of total obliteration.

Sometimes if there is an automatic obliteration of records, we may lose materials that are indeed important, that have historical value, and again, there may be situations in which we can not necessarily predict the significance of the record.»

After the obliteration inflicted on Labour in the county council elections, the party is braced for more and quite probably worse humiliation tonight when we get the results of the Euro elections.

With LibDem support now below 10 % and little or no prospect of the economy coming good by the next General Election, the LibDems are facing obliteration and are rapidly running out of time.