Sentence examples for consistently destructive from inspiring English sources

The consistently destructive role of Pakistan.

What is most remarkable, and it's not something we could see in the more consistently destructive world of A Girl, is McBride's sensitivity to moment-to-moment shifts in feeling.

Never in American history has there been a party so consistently destructive in its impact on America.

RA has a number of systemic manifestations but it is the chronic inflammation in the joints that is the most prominent and consistently destructive feature of the disease [9].

"Mr. Nano wanted to take the government hostage for his own political ends and has consistently played a destructive role".

They still have to play fellow top-six sides Exeter, Saracens, Wasps and Northampton and, even with Dan Cole, Ben Youngs and Manu Tuilagi to return, are still not consistently showing the destructive rhythm of old.

If you handle disagreements consistently in a destructive manner--such as interrupting, yelling or calling your partner names, my research shows that you are more than twice as likely to divorce over time.

His schemes for redistributing farms had been consistently reckless, illegal, and destructive, each bringing greater suffering than the last to the rural poor it purported to serve.

"How else to explain why one of the world's most talented and agile politicians is so consistently flat-footed and destructive when advocating on his wife's behalf?" The fallout from the meeting was predictable: Lynch has said she regrets sitting down with Clinton and wouldn't do it again, given a do-over.

But portraits of the era's heroes most poignantly, the self-destructive singer Sandy Denny are consistently weird and wonderful.

As a voter one should ask themselves, do you really want to vote for someone to be the most powerful person on the planet who has exhibited consistently strong signs of self-destructive behavior?