Sentence examples for a destructive influence from inspiring English sources

— Paul Seaburn, Spring, Texas A top Iranian official has called for a ban on the importation of Barbie dolls, calling the toy a destructive influence.

So now, it finally dawns on the Knicks that Sprewell, as a leading man, can be a destructive influence on new, impressionable players?

Moreover, as a resident of South Central I can tell you that the Crips gang continues to be a destructive influence, despite Mr Williams's rehabilitation.

No one has done more to bring the toxic certainties of religious belief back into politics and public culture and this has had nothing but a destructive influence on our hard-won secular settlement.

Holmes is mercurial, at times a destructive influence in the locker room, but on the field he is undeniably a playmaker of the sort the Jets have in increasingly short supply.

Its stated mission is described partially as such: "This individual's presence in Canada would be a clear danger to our women and a destructive influence towards our youth.

The acid, he wrote, "appears to exercise a peculiarly destructive influence upon low forms of life".

But the governor's race here has embodied much of what's wrong with politics across the U.S. Start with the money, which is always a pervasive and destructive influence, the green monster that is devouring democracy.

"This is the new 'city square,' which has a great and destructive influence".

"When a gamma ray burst goes off near a star with a planetary system, it can have a very important and destructive influence," says Gehrels.

"Given the enormous, debilitating and destructive influence a strike would have, such action would wreak havoc upon this city," the judge wrote.