Sentence examples for a process of destruction from inspiring English sources
His Marxism developed as a response to the Great Depression, and his mentor was a famed conservative economist, Joseph Schumpeter, who counted on spirited entrepreneurs to lift the economy through a process of destruction and rebuilding.
Secondly, with a constant shear rate, it was observed that the growth curves of viscosity and normal force exhibited periodic fluctuations (Figure 6), indicating a process of destruction and reconstruction of the gel network under continuous shearing flow.
Fire is a natural part of a process of destruction and regeneration that keeps a forest diverse and healthy.
"This is a process of creative destruction, and the destructive phase is not yet over," said Gerald Curtis, a professor of Japanese politics at Columbia University.
Archaeology is a process of controlled destruction.
Capitalism, in the words of the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter, is a process of "creative destruction".
A proliferation of operators would kick-start a process of creative destruction from which only the fittest and most competitive airlines would emerge.
'The thing you've got to remember with Michael is that he is basically a bit of a Maoist – he believes that the world makes progress through a process of creative destruction".
If they were "historical stocks" and researchers could not come up with a current need for the agents, Mr. Thomann said, "we went through a process of controlled destruction".
'The thing that you've got to remember with Michael is that he is basically a bit of a Maoist – he believes that the world makes progress through a process of creative destruction!'" "Clegg told her he feared she may not approve of plans to change the royal succession laws to give first-born girls the right to accede to the throne.
Indeed, the late great Austrian economist was lauded as a prophet of the "new economy" that briefly bloomed during the late 1990s, largely for his description of a process of "creative destruction" in which innovative new firms drive lumbering established companies from their dominant market positions.
