Sentence examples for destructive business from inspiring English sources
No matter how it is carried out, oil extraction is a destructive business.
"As Tate's deal with BP ends, the oil company can no longer use Tate's spectacular displays to distract the public from its [environmentally] destructive business".
The best way to protect this land and its people is for the Brazilian government to recognise the Munduruku's right to their territory, and for dam construction companies to stay out of this destructive business.
Archaeology is a destructive business.
"We have created a new, destructive business model," Nilekani says.
Thus, maintaining the business operations in a cost-effective manner is of paramount importance in this destructive business environment.
A few months ago, when Treasury chief Paul O'Neill went on about not liking IMF bailouts, it looked as if he might shake up his department's and the IMF's destructive business-as-usual approach to other countries.
Do you really think "refusing to give your customers what they want" is anything other than a stunningly self-destructive business model?
This is not only destructive to business in the short term but sets a dangerous precedent.
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Such attacks are destructive to businesses's finances and reputation.
