Sentence examples for could be destructive from inspiring English sources

But if the agency did, he said, "it could be destructive to Schering-Plough's sales".

"The grief might become misplaced if it's not recognised and misguided grief could be destructive, it could manifest as depression or anxiety".

And I've started to wonder whether the instinct to understand could be destructive as well, because sometimes it's an impulse to control people".

IT'S a game like the one yesterday at Yankee Stadium -- in fact, it's a series like the one just concluded between the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox -- that could be destructive to baseball.

The Great Recession had reminded Carlson that capitalism could be destructive, and that markets could not be counted upon to cure ills like rural unemployment — at least, not quickly enough to help the working-class men who were drifting out of the workforce.

But Buchanan thinks the batsman's return could be "destructive".

The failure to understand this could be very destructive.

"Starting a trade war and unravelling strategic alliances could be very destructive".

Nothing could be more destructive to social harmony than criminal sentencing which is ill-judged and unfair".

And what could be more destructive to an informed citizenry than the threat of the death penalty or life imprisonment without parole for whistle-blowers?

"In the event of a short-falling shell, the chemicals in explosives could be extremely destructive to marine life in the Laguna Madre," he said.