Sentence examples for be highly destructive from inspiring English sources

Apart from the fact that rats make people squeamish, they can be highly destructive.

It also experiences spring cloudbursts and occasional hailstorms, both of which can be highly destructive.

audits, he told a House hearing in late June, could lead to a Congressional "takeover" of monetary policy that would be "highly destructive to the stability of the financial system, the dollar and our national economic situation".

Even without an explosive payload, the sheer force of impact of the missile's re-entry vehicle -- which moves at 14,000 feet per second -- would be highly destructive, the general said.

Northern Petroleum will presumably not be involved in the sort of violence demonstrated by Plainview in the film, but the devastation they will wreak on this irreplaceable ancient woodland will be highly destructive.

Although earthquakes occur only infrequently, they can be highly destructive; notable severe quakes include one that struck the area in 1596 and another that devastated Kōbe and neighbouring cities in 1995.

This cycle is highly destructive.

"These constant emergencies are highly destructive".

Emerald ash borer is highly destructive and incurable.

Yes, the G.O.P. has tried to stymie Obama; it's been highly destructive.

But this combination of buck-passing and local ambition is highly destructive.