Sentence examples for destructive forms of from inspiring English sources

Rheumatoid arthritis is one of the most destructive forms of arthritis.

It was something she spent her life doing, before she turned towards more destructive forms of escape.

This is not to say that the more destructive forms of populism and outright paranoia can't appear on the left.

While they acknowledge that carving out critical habitats ensures additional protections for rare animals, administration officials say the Endangered Species Act still offers ample ways of shielding the environment from destructive forms of development.

Kynaston, in this shrewd, funny and ever-readable book, depicts Britain in 1957-59 as a country chafing at traditional puritanical paternalism, and both gullible and indiscriminate as it edged towards tacky, often destructive forms of modernity.

Other work touches on destructive forms of stagnation: drought resulting from global warming in Adeniyi Odeleye's 2010 "Shifting Realities Series" and the continuing devastation of Nigeria's oil fields in Aderemi Adegbite's 2013 "Medicine After Death Suite".

It's a particularly destructive form of convenient blindness.

It would encourage more consumption of a particularly environmentally destructive form of fuel.

Seeing war as a tragically destructive form of information discovery makes Hanson think differently about peace.

It means greater American dependence on unfriendly countries like Venezuela, unstable countries like Nigeria and Iraq, and on the oil sands of Canada, an environmentally destructive form of oil production.

Mountaintop mining is a highly efficient and hugely destructive form of strip mining that blasts apart mountain ridges to expose the coal seams underneath.