Sentence examples for causing destructive from inspiring English sources

It is capable of causing destructive pneumonias and, most recently, appears to have acquired the ability to spread from person to person.

Now that pack ice has disappeared in many areas, exposing the ice shelf to direct contact with waves causing destructive flexing and heaving of the ice.

The calculated average interval (290 390 years) is shorter than that obtained for the Sendai and Ishinomaki Plains (Sawai et al. 2007 20122; Shishikura et al. 2007), reflecting the high frequency of large tsunamis causing destructive damage along the Sanriku Coast.

As for neglecting the issue of one million Syrian refugees in Lebanon, it has consequences that threaten to collapse the infrastructure, as well as causing destructive clashes, for reasons both sectarian and economic.

Yet even a modest rise in relative sea level can help create higher hurricane surges, causing destructive flooding in low-lying coastal areas, says Morris.

"The New Jersey Department of Health opposes philosophical exemptions only because influenza can cause destructive and serious illness among children," Dr. Tan said.

Scientists believe that kinetic energy interception is adequate for the majority of objects, including those of intermediate size and most likely to cause destructive tsunamis.

The study offers no conclusions about whether depression causes destructive interactions between siblings, whether the destructive relationships are an early indication of depression, or whether the two factors act on each other to increase the risk.

Objectives: Lung cancer commonly causes destructive bone metastases.

The galloping of catenary can cause destructive damage to the catenary structure.

In fact, it's usually government actions that cause destructive economic troubles and excesses.