Sentence examples for became destructive from inspiring English sources

However, techniques that were clever and helpful in the 1950s and 1960s gradually became destructive and corrupt.

In her third year, she became destructive and violent: Normal children use clay for modelling; I used my feces and then spread my creations all over the room.

Then we rented to a man who began as a good neighbor, but who soon became a nuisance — and who eventually became destructive and dangerous.

"This commanding Officer witnessed, accepted, and encouraged behaviour that, while juvenile and sophomoric in the beginning, ultimately... became destructive, toxic, and hostile," said Admiral Harry Harris Jr in the report.

The result was an inflationary period that became destructive to economic growth.

Tests on mice and humans, published in the journal Cell Metabolism, showed that immune cells became destructive when they were clogged with fats.

Our hyper-fast world has become destructive.

Now we have a schism and it has become destructive.

However, if not properly trained, it can become destructive and aggressive.

Who decides when a government has become destructive of the unalienable rights of men?

Of course, once common faith in the democracy disappears, then political conflict inevitably becomes destructive.