Examples of 'trees were destroyed' in a sentence

Meaning of "trees were destroyed"

trees were destroyed: This phrase conveys the idea that a significant number of trees were harmed, damaged, or cut down, typically due to natural disasters, logging, or human activities. Example: 'The wildfires in the area were so severe that thousands of trees were destroyed.'

How to use "trees were destroyed" in a sentence

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trees were destroyed
Hundreds of millions of trees were destroyed by these fires.
No trees were destroyed in the sending of this message.
About half a million trees were destroyed.
No trees were destroyed in their production.
Sections of marsh vegetation were damaged and thousands of trees were destroyed or damaged.
Diseased trees were destroyed years ago.
Animals died and one hectare of land and hundreds of trees were destroyed.
Large trees were destroyed.
Homes were destroyed and by way of further punishment olive and orange trees were destroyed.
Dozens of trees were destroyed.
Barra was near the epicentre and many resorts, homes and trees were destroyed or damaged.
There, the mangrove trees were destroyed to make way for the farm.
There, numerous crops and fruit-bearing trees were destroyed.
So many trees were destroyed,.
There, numerous crops and fruit - bearing trees were destroyed.

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In Arlington, Massachusetts, 35 trees were destroyed, and many old shade trees were destroyed in Concord.
So many big, beautiful trees were destroyed.
Last October, 129 trees were destroyed by settlers from Shavei Shomron.
The researchers estimate that between 441 and 663 million trees were destroyed across the whole basin.

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