Sentence examples for destructive attributes from inspiring English sources

What we do in the book is question the validity of the neoliberal project and discuss some of its most destructive attributes.

He feared a Communist electoral victory would have led to a revival of the most destructive attributes of the Soviet system.

Karner attributes humanity's roach hatred not to an evolutionarily sensible disgust response but to a delusional and destructive detachment from nature.

It's economically destructive".

And they attribute destructive attitudes and behavior not to inherent moral character but to sustained racism and isolation.

Our study presents a suite of standing crop measures that exhibit close congruence, can be measured efficiently and minimise destructive sampling in situ, attributes which will aid in the design and implementation of future macrophyte measurement protocols for shallow rivers.

On the set, Hagman clashed with director Roger Nelson and drove his colleagues crazy with tantrums, destructive behavior he later attributed to perfectionism.

Wrongly, perilously, we tend not to attribute the same destructive powers to it that we do to powders, capsules and vials.

Looking back on his "idiot years" now, after seven years of therapy - the last three in daily analysis - he attributes the self-destructive impulses to an unconscious need to get out of politics.

It is also considered as a non-destructive method to determine quality attributes of agricultural products.

Multispectral scattering is a promising technique for non-destructive sensing of multiple quality attributes of apple fruit.