Sentence examples for destructive consequences for from inspiring English sources

In the absence of any meaningful health, child-care, or educational provisions, martyrdom appears to be the only feasible model for successful maternity — with destructive consequences for both mothers and children.

The opponents of globalization correctly realize that trade produces unpredictable and destructive consequences for the environment and for society, he says, but globalization also leads to more and better food, better health, longer life and other benefits that affluent Western locavores take for granted.

Perhaps because he is given one of the few engaging monologues, Aaron Himelstein stands out for the quiet intensity with which he delivers the Little Monk's argument that Galileo's upending of hundreds of years of accepted truth may have destructive consequences for common people, who have taken comfort in the ordered universe described by Catholic orthodoxy.

Channelisation measures taken halfway the 20th century have had destructive consequences for the diversity of the ecology in the majority of the lowland streams in countries such as the Netherlands.

I have seen this game played with destructive consequences for the Five Percenter community.

Behavioural scientists explain that addicts have a behaviour pattern that may lead to destructive consequences for themselves, their families and society.

Alisa Solomon overlooks the universal meaning of "The Golem": the possible self-destructive consequences for all who use violence to defend themselves.

He describes the potentially destructive consequences of this strategy — directly for the borrowing countries, and indirectly for the global economy.

Increasingly, we have concrete proof of the heartless, destructive consequences of the corporate approach to education.

For seven long years, President Bush has refused to confront the challenge of climate change and provide the leadership that this country and the world needs to reduce greenhouse gases and avoid the destructive consequences of global warming.

Bidwell, for instance, blasts the Sustainable Slopes Initiative, suggesting it does little to address secondary impacts from land development and the destructive consequences of snow making, which he says pose the greatest environmental damage from skiing.