Sentence examples for are destructive to from inspiring English sources

Such attacks are destructive to businesses's finances and reputation.

Most inflammatory muscle diseases are destructive to the tissue involved and to the surrounding areas.

These behaviors are destructive to the public health of Americans, and are therefore destructive to America as a whole.

Although actions rooted in selfishness may provide some short-term benefits to those who strive to maintain their relative advantages, they are destructive to society as a whole.

In a statement, Hillsdale said that his remarks about Ms. Fluke were "of a kind that are destructive to reasonable political discourse," but that it accepted his apologies.

Gottman identified four key emotional reactions that are destructive to a relationship: defensiveness, "stonewalling" (withdrawing from a conversation), criticism and contempt.

"It's destructive to our country".

That was destructive to publishers and retailers and authors.

He added, "For the state to say polygamy is destructive to society is an insult.

And the law looked darkly on Leyla, because her sexual availability was destructive to family life.

"It's destructive to the fabric of the relationship," Rice told the Charlie Rose show.