Sentence examples for destroy the fabric from inspiring English sources

"Those pharmacies," he said, referring to chains like CVS, "can destroy the fabric of the community".

Dampness won't destroy the fabric the aerostat is made of, Mr. Lindstrand said, but it will stain it, which will show when users project images on the balloon.

"And I urge our Arab citizens to refrain from being dragged along behind a radical minority that wants to destroy the fabric of life in Israel".

This is what western democracy is based on, and if we reject this, those seeking to destroy the fabric of our society will have already won.

"We are striving to strike a balance where cost-cutting measures can be implemented but do not destroy the fabric of the playing squad to the extent it will inhibit the prospect of a sale," Whitehouse said.

"Being merged into another institution would destroy the fabric of a great museum and would sacrifice [its] independent curatorial vision," he wrote, evincing a new regard for both vision and independence.

Liu believes that destroying the hutongs means destroying the fabric of old Beijing life.

By forcing the dealerships to close, he said, "you've destroyed the fabric of some communities".

Pesticides are destroying the fabric of invertebrate life vital for pollination, soil health and crop production.

"I think it's destroying the fabric of New York," Greg Susick, senior vice-president of Central Parking, told the Times in November.

Pakistan's democratic leaders in the 1990's -- feudal lords more than real politicians -- destroyed the fabric of civil society.