Sentence examples for destructive element from inspiring English sources

The envy turns into a hatred that is perhaps the most destructive element of the affair.

There's a slightly destructive element in the family's love which Vardalos is aware of: they feed you, and they kill you.

In that case, the destructive element may have been a way to make it harder to get the systems up and running again, according to ESET.

But it, and especially YouTube, are at least becoming an important destructive element in British politics, able as they are to cultivate that most poisonous and final of political responses: ridicule.

The entire Islamic faith, which he describes as being as "diverse in its beliefs and practices as Christianity," is, he said, often wrongly identified with a single destructive element.

While ESET's analysis showed the destructive element was "theoretically capable of shutting down critical systems," it said BlackEnergy malware's ability to take control of a system would give attackers enough access to take down the computers.

The "destructive elements" are in jail.

Crush All Internal and External Destructive Elements as the Common Enemy".

Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy".

Destructive criticism only empowers the most destructive elements in Israel to argue that nothing Israel does matters, so why change?

Mr. Mbeki's supporters cast him as the protector of South African democracy against demagogy and other "destructive elements".