Sentence examples for destructive implications from inspiring English sources

If that were proved, it could well tip the balance in America with extremely destructive implications for News Corporation.

Though progress may be hard to come by, Lakatos' views do not have the same destructive implications as Popper's.

Elsewhere, a small photograph of the burning Deepwater Horizon rather heavy-handedly suggests the self-destructive implications of consumerism, as does a small and erratic video of cracked glass — a car windshield or store window.

"The real problem you have is not asking the question, 'can China defend its own growth,' but what are the value-destructive implications from the mechanisms it's using," Fishwick said.

Did he, as an experienced politician, not foresee the destructive political implications of this ambush?

Increasing incursions by humans into forests, coupled with altered forest ecology and climate change, will make fires bigger and more destructive, with implications for air quality as well as homes and infrastructure.

And while I don't think he's right, the way in which he's probably wrong has implications equally destructive of conventional wisdom.

Even if you are not interested in the social justice implications of this destructive social order, the way in which the "war on terror" continues to be executed at the discursive, policy and legal levels is fundamentally counter-productive.

"Why is the West not looking at this destructive work and its dangerous implications for the future?" His call to use the ballot box added to the distrust among his opponents.

In addition, the wire break simulation results indicate that breakage of an outer wire results in greater prestress loss than breakage of the center wire, which might have important implications for non-destructive wire breakage detection.

This is the paradox of paternalism, which is at once constructive and destructive in its practical and moral implications.