Sentence examples for considered destructive from inspiring English sources

He was accused of promoting new ideas that were considered destructive.

Should those disagreements have the opposite effect, it will be considered destructive.

He obtains dried water hyacinths and liana vines — both considered destructive plants — from his home country, Thailand.

A variety of local pruning practices, previously considered destructive by many outsiders, conform to good practice described in modern literature.

This procedure was chosen since thermo-physical investigations are considered destructive due to required perforations to identify the actual wall layers.

Although "trauma" can mean many things, and is generally considered destructive, its demands can force people to learn what their abilities are and which are most useful when all seems lost.

Considering destructive earthquakes (the August 17 , 1999 Mw = 7.4 Kocaeli earthquake and November 12 , 1999 Mw = 7.2 Duzce earthquake) in the study area, it can be seen that historical and recent seismicity in the Marmara region is high.

He's not a fan of many of Pruitt's policies, which he considers destructive rather than protective.

Never go to a specialist who supports Quiet Hands, uses corporal punishment, physically restrains people, withholds food, insists that "a little crying" (panic) is normal, doesn't allow you to monitor the session, or supports organizations that the autistic community considers destructive.

An F3 tornado is considered very destructive, with winds from 158 to 206 miles an hour.

"It was considered very destructive, and we'd all seen what it had done to Clinton in his last year.