The question, which we cannot yet answer, is just how cold it will become; in other words, whether the penetration of corruption into society is so deep and destructive that has passed the point of remedy.
Today, the divisions in this country are, thankfully, not as deep or destructive as when Lincoln led, but they are real.
However, very little attention has been paid to the human cost of Simpson-Bowles -- which would be deep and destructive, especially for retirees and workers approaching retirement.
Most important, the stimulus — which Republicans made sure was smaller than it should have been — saved the country from a deeper, more destructive recession.
None of that is productive and will only allow you to sink deeper into destructive emotions.
"We are certain that such steps will yield increased hatred, conflict, violence and suffering in Jerusalem and the Holy Land, moving us farther from the goal of unity and deeper toward destructive division," the Christian leaders wrote.
"The Worst Thing I've Done" works hard to delve deep into the destructive nature of passion, but in the end the novel can't bear the weight of its unbelievable plotting — or its unfortunate title.
After spiraling into a deep depression and "destructive" eating disorder at 15, Larson said she deliberately hit her head on a bathtub to get out of going back to the ranch. .
The deepest and most destructive uncertainty we face centers on the overall health of the economy and its prospects for growth.
President George W. Bush buried the pact even deeper during eight destructive years in which he disparaged arms control and weakened the international rules that for decades helped curb the spread of nuclear weapons.
