Sentence examples for a destructive dynamic from inspiring English sources

A destructive dynamic is taking hold in Egypt.

"Unemployment has a disproportionately penalising effect on disabled people, a destructive dynamic that is of increasing concern in times of national economic crisis".

But as Western Europe is plunged into a new bout of anxiety over the impact of post-colonial Muslim immigration — reeling in varying ways from the implications of a recent Swiss vote to ban minarets altogether — some scholars see a destructive dynamic, with assimilation feeding a reaction that, in turn, spawns resentment, particularly among young Muslims.

This is a deeply destructive dynamic that bodes poorly for the American project.

We may believe that these reactions are natural and inevitable, but there is a complex and destructive dynamic underneath.

Another destructive dynamic: A corporatized Democratic administration helps Republicans put on populist costumes and pose as opponents of corporate elites.

While elections are a favoured means of the international community to point to progress in countries as wracked by poverty and political unrest as Haiti, most Haitians will tell a visitor that such exercises will count for little if not matched by a commitment to changing the destructive dynamic of rural disintegration and urban migration that has taken hold in recent years.

Many toxic relationships have a destructive push/pull dynamic.

We have a shared commitment to naming and challenging this destructive dynamic and, by doing so, affirming that we have not conceded, and will not concede, to internalized colonization.

There needs to be a cathartic battle that changes the nature of the current destructive dynamic between Corbyn and his MPs.

But what is at play here is this destructive dynamic that the more one dissents from political orthodoxies, the more personalized, style-focused and substance-free the attacks become.