Sentence examples for destructive capacity from inspiring English sources

They did not understand the destructive capacity of neoliberal capitalism.

Imperial powers, it seems, anticipate the destructive capacity of nature.

It doesn't need to spend tens of billions in foreign investment to acquire destructive capacity.

Vehicle-borne IEDs aimed at destroying buildings can contain large quantities of explosives to enhance their destructive capacity.

Public data are scarce, but Nobel Prize-winning physicist Jack Steinberger says their destructive capacity is overstated.

The Geneva Conventions, adopted after World War II, represent a more recent attempt to limit and restrain war's destructive capacity, he explained.

It is in this capacity that we ask Congress and the American people to restrain Assad's destructive capacities.

Shattered by the hands of the public, the same hands that would then snap up the dollar bills as they rained from the beast's belly to the sidewalk would become symbols for the thrilling, destructive capacities of capitalism. .

Godfrey-Smith gestures to the climate crisis in the final pages of "Other Minds," writing, "Our ability to manage this is hampered not just by greed and competing interests, but by the difficulty of getting a handle on the problem and understanding our own destructive capacities".

For all their enterprise and verve, they have a self-destructive capacity that again exposed itself on 27 minutes when Juan Martín Hernández's low kick near his own 22 was blocked by Farrell.

Andy Robinson does not have much hair left to pull out, but the Scotland coach needs not so much to start over this week, with a wooden spoon decider against Italy being served up in Rome on Saturday, but restart over, given his players' dismal attempts to secure possession from kick-offs and self-destructive capacity to follow up a score by giving away tries.