Sentence examples for constantly destroyed from inspiring English sources

"Property was constantly destroyed, and there was no safety for settlers outside the populous districts".

Then you have some idea of the inspired lunacy of Brad Neely's "China, IL," a gleefully deranged animated series set in a college town that is constantly destroyed by the faculty.

But in a Schumpeterian economy, with fortunes constantly destroyed and created, potential clients have demanded a more aggressive investment posture.

Our bodies are constantly generating cancer cells, which the immune system is constantly destroying.

Without constantly destroying old jobs and creating new jobs through technological innovations, capitalism cannot develop.

We do not see, or we forget, that the birds which are idly singing round us mostly live on insects and seeds, and are thus constantly destroying life".

The reality into which Darwin plunges us is bracing – "the birds which are idly singing round us mostly live on insects or seeds, and are thus constantly destroying life" – but refreshing too.

Reflecting this view, a popular French magazine wrote in 1843: 'The Arabs never plant, but constantly destroy by grazing livestock and burning pastures'.

For Schumpeter, the entrepreneur drove growth through "creative destruction" that constantly destroys old economic arrangements and replaces them with new ones.

Moreover, the text describes his frustration with the short-sightedness and the menacing, profit-driven motives of the plantation owners: "...they are constantly destroying instead of preserving," he says, and "They import... at an exorbitant rate". It appears the more things change the more they remain the same.

"Our... hope is that [synthetic biology] works so that we don't have to constantly destroy the environment to produce more food.