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Discover LudwigThe phrase "destructive for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is damaging or harmful to something or someone else. Example: The hurricane was destructive for the entire coastal region, causing millions of dollars in damages.
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"It is destructive for the church.
He once wished out loud that he had invented something less destructive — "For example, a lawnmower".
Then an individual failure would not be so destructive for the economy.
Bad native advertising is destructive for the publishers that host it".
Peace Now said the settlement activity was "destructive for the American efforts" and undermined trust.
Their craving to amass wealth has become destructive for all the rest.
This is why educating girls is deemed to be destructive for this community.
I think he realized that he had to recognize that he was keeping a secret that was destructive for them.
The cuts were disproportionately destructive for poorer districts that have weak tax bases and depend most heavily on state aid.
Standard Life, one of Shell's major investors, voted against, arguing that it was "value destructive" for investors.
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McCain also blamed the Obama administration for the shut down of predatory, self-destructive for-profit ITT Tech.
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