Sentence examples for destroy capacity from inspiring English sources

To break the deadlock, McKinsey proposes the formation of special companies whose purpose would be to destroy capacity and jump-start a restructuring process.

Meanwhile, the bacterial cell wall is damaged slightly, and the electrical conductance of bacterial suspension is increased; it indicates that the destroy capacity of the powders to bacterial cell wall and cell membrane is feeblish.

"This is not a crisis that was caused because there was a drought, or because a meteor hit London and obliterated it, or because there was a war that destroyed capacity," he says.

In America's more flexible and competitive economy there ought to be fewer obstacles to destroying capacity.Despite this, Mr Feldman worries that further monetary easing in America might help delay a necessary, yet painful, purging of excesses from the bubble years.

Formaldehyde — the mortuary chemical — is added to preserve the virus's structural components but destroy its capacity to infect cells and reproduce.

For the Obama administration, the primary mission in Afghanistan was to destroy the capacity of Al Qaeda to carry out terrorist attacks, which officials said they had largely accomplished.

If you are a person who feels reliant on music to get through the day, the idea that the thing you love can also destroy your capacity to love it feels not poetic but merely cruel.

Remember, next time you hear them say that Britain should produce as much of our food as it can, how they have helped to destroy our capacity to do so.

That's called right-to-work-for-less legislation because it's intended to bankrupt unions and destroy workers' capacity to collectively bargain for better wages. .

It's an important element of a conservative strategy to discredit the Obama administration, destroy organizing capacity among progressives and quiet voices for real change.

Huxley clearly saw that people would come to love entertainment and trivia, and that those would destroy their capacity to think and eventually annihilate any freedom we may possess.