Sentence examples for destroy communities from inspiring English sources

McCluskey said his union believed it was legitimate to confront "faceless directors … who destroy communities".

"Drugs wreck lives, destroy communities and fuel other sorts of crime - especially gun and knife crime.

The issues resulting from such clashes can destroy communities whose leaders lack a means of understanding and anticipating the conflicts.

In many ways, the explosion of electronic crime-sharing is the product of trends that both create and destroy communities: Mexico today is both highly connected and highly dangerous.

It is easy to view the crisis as a consequence of Liberia's brutal 14-year civil war, in which both Charles Taylor's government forces and rebel factions used rape as a weapon to terrorise and destroy communities.

This is the boom that won't leave the land trashed, won't destroy communities, won't afflict the state with the so-called Dutch Disease in which natural-resource development and the sugar rush of fast cash paradoxically make other parts of the economy less competitive and more difficult to sustain.

Some will say if we privilege the individual, we destroy community.

Lee told VICE these measures only further erode trust in police and "destroy community life".

Conservatives are not fire-breathing radicals who seek to destroy community and tradition.

And it's a weapon, even a strategy, to destroy family, to destroy community, and to even get people afraid of what can happen from that.

Developers are destroying communities.