Sentence examples for destructive idea from inspiring English sources

The most destructive idea is a "resolution of disapproval" concocted by Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska.

"Hot on the heels of its plan to stop communities and farmers from upholding environment law, the government is now bringing back its destructive idea to remove most of our federal environment protection," she said.

Had the elections board counted that against him, whether or not he had set foot back in Chicago for months at time, it would have lent credence to the destructive idea that there is Washington and there is the rest of us, and somehow public servants are supposed to choose between the two.

But what I currently find most ominous is the spread of a destructive idea: the view that now, less than a year into a weak recovery from the worst slump since World War II, is the time for policy makers to stop helping the jobless and start inflicting pain.

The destructive idea that there's a tradeoff between inflation and economic growth has unnecessarily retarded our expansion and capital markets in the past.

Luckily, he gave me space to talk about my feelings and never once validated the destructive idea that it was my fault.

Congress's inaction has let the states run amok with their own destructive ideas.

"Protecting Youth from Destructive Ideas" and "Our National Flag, Symbol of Affiliation and Loyalty" provided two stimulating recent topics.

They were also reportedly kept apart from other inmates "in order not to spread immorality and their destructive ideas".

During the Leave campaign, Johnson played Paul Ryan to Farage's Trump — the more socially acceptable peddler of destructive ideas.

Lawmakers should reject these destructive ideas and stop meddling in the affairs of this important financial institution, which serves 8.4 million rural women.