Sentence examples for destructive aspects from inspiring English sources

We have all been steeped in the destructive aspects of inflation, but let's recognize that the destruction is in accumulated wealth, which is mainly owned by a small percentage of the population.

Rising sea levels worsen storm surges, often the most deadly and destructive aspects of hurricanes.

Vulcan, in Roman religion, god of fire, particularly in its destructive aspects as volcanoes or conflagrations.

They " 'do everything' to diagnose and treat it without regard for the destructive aspects of doing too much".

Both the splattered effect of the paint and the scratched lines bring to mind the destructive aspects of graffiti, while the kite shape adds whimsy.

In this article, we'll offer ways for managers to identify achievement overdrive in themselves and others and keep the destructive aspects in check.

When Schumpeter wrote about innovation, he clearly intended to emphasize not only the "destructive" aspect of creative destruction, but the "creative" part as well (Aghion and Howitt, 1992; Freeman and Soete 1997; Hassan and Tucci 2010).

Another myth emphasizes the destructive aspect of time.

Pyroclastic flows are the most dangerous and destructive aspect of explosive volcanism.

"It is a destructive aspect of our politics right now," Mr. Obama told reporters last week as he flew through Virginia.

Perhaps the single most destructive aspect of the pretext-stop regime is that it propels disparities in the rest of the criminal justice system.