Sentence examples for becomes a destructive force from inspiring English sources
He speculates whether "the artist looking back" becomes a destructive force.
Shevtsova believes the lawyer could yet become a destructive force.
Without moderation, they have the potential to become a destructive force for the internet ecosystem.
Other executives at the company said Mr. Turner still had too much invested in AOL Time Warner -- most of his fortune is in its stock and he remains a board member -- to become a destructive force from without.
The World Bank also became a destructive force by turning a blind eye to internal corruption when awarding lucrative construction contracts and by ignoring massive corruption in its client countries.
"[Hacked Off's presence] became quite a destructive force in the perception of the press," said Miller, speaking to MPs on the culture, media and sport select committee on Wednesday.
This is the two-fold truth that we as a nation should be discussing but, for the most part, are not: The Republican Party has become the instrument of a destructive force, while the response of Liberal America (including the Democratic Party) to this threat has been woefully weak.
The IMF became a disastrously destructive force for developing countries.
Always a disruptive force, though frequently creatively so, Jobs had become, in the regretful view of many who counted, a destructive force.
Like a gun, charm can be deployed as a form of protection or as a destructive force: you never want your favorite series to become fan fiction about itself.
They're a destructive force — even a nearly deadly one — wherever they go.
