Sentence examples for certainly destructive from inspiring English sources

But Blair was certainly destructive, the way Bill Clinton was destructive".

Quite rightly too: his tackle on the All Black outside-half Daniel Carter in Auckland on Saturday was certainly destructive and may have had a whiff of offside about it, but it was not, in and of itself, illegal.

We need more emphasis on conflict prevention and transition – always less costly than crisis response and certainly less destructive of human lives and property.

In fact, it's almost certainly self-destructive.

Other non intrusive methods, such as those based on leaf dielectric constant [ 20] or those based on the water capacity to absorb terahertz frequency [ 21], are promising and certainly non-destructive but have low capacity to distinguish among different leaf areas or tissues.

It's certainly not a destructive toy, like some of these video games.

Certainly Hedda's destructive actions seem taken in the absence of anything better to do.

An attack would cause turmoil in the Middle East and probably set Iran back by only a year or two; it might fail even to penetrate the enrichment plant deep inside a mountain at Fordow, near the holy city of Qom.An American air strike would certainly be more destructive.

Certainly the limited destructive sample for large tree sizes would explain the high biomass density discrepancies, but it is conceivable that destructively harvested trees were also preferentially extracted from open, easily accessible areas with lower canopy covers.

While he is certainly right about the destructive force of animal agribusiness, the idea that our food choices are limited to animals is a myth that will lead to further degradation not only of the environment but also of human health and global food equity, as well as animal suffering.

This budget certainly reinforces false and destructive right-wing messaging: That Social Security should be cut as part of a deficit reduction plan.