despoilation造句

• Much more relevant was the conquest and despoilation of South America by the conquistadores.
• The reference to the monuments is particularly relevant, for this was six years before the despoilation of the cathedral by Parliamentarian soldiers in the wake of the English Civil War.
• But with development spread out among three distinct bays, the area has been spared the chockablock despoilation that has marred some of Egypt's other main seaside resorts, including Hurghada, on the Red Sea coast, and Mersa Matrouh, on the Mediterranean.
• After two more best-sellers _ " Sphinx, " about the despoilation of architectural sites, and " Brain, " about the ethics of medical experimentation _ Cook found he preferred being a full-time writer to pursuing a medical career.
• This more complex debate cannot be dealt with in this article; it may be noted only that newly industrializing countries to a large extent " imitated " technical methods used in industrialized countries, and that Marx can hardly be held responsible for all the things done in his name he had explicitly referred to problems of environmental despoilation quite a number of times, including in " Das Kapital ".