Quackery disguised as science can have a destructive effect on a country already deep in trouble, on a people profoundly misguided by the populist rhetoric of most of their politicians.
Its destructive effects on the European population led to a number of societal, political and religious upheavals, as personal freedom and social mobility improved among a shell-shocked, God-questioning population suddenly lacking rigid community leadership structures.
Only a few of the 23 epidemics in the world have had destructive effects on NHPs [ 37], considered to be a reservoir for the virus in the wild [ 38].
Rather than bemoaning humans' destructive effects on the earth, Mr. Singer has struggled to negotiate a détente, or even a partnership, between the built and the natural environment.
In every talk, the narrative began with the challenges of his early career and ended with the triumph of the naledi discovery — one destined to have "profound destructive effects on the fields of archeology, paleoanthropology, and paleontology".
Appropriate policy action, together with the provision of international liquidity, can still prevent a crisis that would have destructive effects on Hungary and most of emerging Europe.
Are we supposed to accept and/or appreciate the units because they are in a way trying to reverse our destructive effects on nature?
To those involved, it was not sure whether this was a temporary phenomenon that could be overcome with trust among the partners or that it would be a lasting complicating factor with possible destructive effects on the schoolBeat-alliance.
Vice President Al Gore, the father of the Internet and a Nobel Laureate for his work, both the book and film, also co-produced by activist Laurie David, An Inconvenient Truth, whose determination to raise public awareness of the dangers of global warming helped to fortify an international movement to curb its destructive effects on the environment.
