Sentences with phrase «destroys much»

During weekends and holidays, this trip can turn into a 10h ordeal that destroys much of the experience and is best avoided.

For one thing, this brand only offers dehydrated pet food products — they don't use the heat - damaging process of extrusion which destroys much of the nutritional integrity of raw ingredients.

The immune system of cats finds and destroys them much easier.

This destroys much of our health and peace of mind, while others devour our food supply.

It grows rapidly and destroys much of Rome.

For much of the film, one of the astronauts is simply alone in space seeking a way to survive against violent debris that destroys much of the equipment and the limitations of body movement that space puts on a person.

Reiner has directed a film version that sticks closely to the words of the play but destroys much of its sly insight into the dawning of awareness in darkest Bronx.

For one, many processed meats arrive pre-cooked and / or with all (potassium - rich) moisture removed, which removes or destroys much of the potassium.

Don't heat the milk (either before or after fermentation)-- that destroys much of the nutritional goodness in the raw, unpasturized milk.

The problem is, however, that most cod liver oil (and other fish oils) is processed in such a way that destroys much of the naturally occurring vitamins.

Jeff Novick repeated warns people not to drink their calories, how juice / smoothies have a similar blood sugar response to sugary drinks, but not to eating whole fruit, that blending fruit into a smoothie (I'm not talking about juicing here) destroys much of the fiber.

Cooking destroys much of the anti-cancer properties, so add these veggies to your salads, juices and smoothies.

This isn't the case for a full - thickness burn, which destroys much more of the skin.

Not only does this process result in an amalgamated, unnatural looking product, but it also destroys much of the nutritional integrity of the raw ingredients.

When the news broke the next day, soldiers and civilians around the world heralded Victory in Europe Day — the Soviet Union would mark Victory Day on May 9 — exuberant about the end of nearly six years of war that had destroyed much of Europe.

«Trump would destroy much of what is great about America,» Netflix CEO Reed Hastings added when he endorsed Hillary Clinton in June.

In October of 2016, the HHI — Haiti doctors and staff were challenged when Hurricane Matthew tore through Haiti as a Category 5 hurricane, destroying much of the island and adding to the already burdened system treating the cholera outbreak.

A hurricane of unprecedented strength destroyed much of the island, leaving the great majority of Puerto Ricans without power, water, communications and access to food.

During the American Revolution, the British destroyed much of the American cod industry in an effort to weaken the colonies» economy.

Not only is there an enormous risk of a single glitch in execution destroying much of the stock's value, but also you are relying on a hope and a prayer for things to work out satisfactorily.

Because the storm destroyed much of the already limited stock of affordable housing throughout the island chain, he couldn't find much of anything.

Two weeks later, category 4 Hurricane Maria pummeled the Virgin Islands, destroying much of what was left.

Unfortunately, the fight for Raqqa destroyed much of the city through air strikes or gunfire.

The application of a theory that places no value on human community has destroyed much.

But a remaking of Mecca is underway and has already destroyed much of the city's unique historical and religious heritage.

This term points to the reality that some aspects of modernity have transcended national and cultural boundaries and require a new awareness of interdependency and new levels of commonality — aspects of which are likely to destroy much of the variety we have known and to produce new varieties of cross-cultural and transnational interaction.

The traditional Chaldean areas in Iraq have been uprooted, destroying much of what would have been left of «home» for the Chaldeans.

It's been devastating to their farm, destroying much of their crops.

Fair enough he'll be twice as rich as he'll be in Atletico, but he may destroy much of his reputation if Kroenke doesn't give him sh!t to work with.

The eggs were great, but they ended up being way more expensive then purchasing and the chickens destroyed much of my parent's yard, flowers, trees (the chicken manure was too acidic for growth and killed many trees).

In 1994, a severe winter storm destroyed much of the collection in the Aroid House, which contains exotic flowers and plants.

The US tactics during the D - Day and following fight was to bomb everything before advancing its troops, destroying much of the buildings.

A resurgent Russia under Putin has destroyed much of this myth, not least because of Russia's involvement in the de facto states which have arisen from conflicts: South Ossetia and Abkhazia (Georgia), Nagorno - Karabakh (Armenia / Azerbaijan) and Transnistria (Moldova).

A popular diner in Kingsbridge will reopen next week, nine months after a fire destroyed much of its interior.

2007 September - The worst floods for more than 30 years cause widespread devastation, destroying much of the annual harvest.

This spring, Hoosick Falls was struck by a devastating flash flood that destroyed much of the downtown municipal drainage system.

Even though the bulldozers working in the area destroyed much of his property around the Pen Cinema section of Agege, Alhaji Hussein is happy that at least there is a small portion of the structure still left standing.

Puerto Rico was hit with a massive power outage, the power authority said Thursday — nearly seven months after Hurricane Maria destroyed much of the island's infrastructure and its electrical grid.

In 2004, Looy and her former Ph.D. advisor Henk Visscher proposed one way this might have played out, bases on fossilized abnormal plant spores found worldwide: volcanic gases — halocarbons like methyl chloride and methyl bromide — destroyed much or all of Earth's ozone layer, boosting UV - B exposure that would have affected life and potentially increased the genetic mutation rates in pollen and spores of plants worldwide.

The Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976 closed all of higher education for a decade and destroyed much of what had been built previously.

Such warming could disrupt or destroy much of the Daintree.

Remember, if you're using raw potato starch that heat will destroy much of its benefit so cooking with it will lessen its power.

Worse, it has been pasteurized at high temperatures destroying much of the nutrition (Vitamins C and E, B12, B1, B2, folate).

Sourdough bread has been fermented and processed (properly prepared), destroying much of the gluten.

Caen is known for its historical buildings built during the reign of William the Conqueror, who was buried here, and for the Battle for Caenheavy fighting that took place in and around Caen during the Battle of Normandy in 1944, destroying much of the town.

In the new sequel «London Has Fallen,» terrorists destroy much of London, and Banning has to rescue the Prez while preventing nuclear catastrophe.

While Lady Liberty sustained no damage, flooding destroyed much of Ellis Island's infrastructure, and the Statue of Liberty National Monument is closed indefinitely.

Back in the mid-1950s some enterprising American film distributors saw potential in a Black & White Japanese monster flick named Gojira about a giant fire - breathing reptile that goes on rampage destroying much of Tokyo in the process.

In The Blues Brothers, the humor heightened as Jake and Elwood destroy much of the state of Illinois in their mad quest to save the orphanage where they were raised.

Not only will these folks undermine effective implementation of Common Core, but in their counter-effort to roll back national standards, they will destroy much of what was good about state standards and tests.