Sentence examples for destructive mode from inspiring English sources

MR. CIESIELSKI'S proposal would have an additional benefit: it might actually get investors out of their destructive mode of caring only about one number presented by a company, like earnings per share.

That type of super-coherence is possible for us as a species -- not only possible, but vitally necessary if we are to shift out of our disconnected, dispirited, and destructive mode of strident individualism.

He's so obviously a symptom of something larger and deeper that perhaps the protesters of this generation will grasp more quickly than the radicals of the Vietnam era that America's underlying disease is a destructive mode of consciousness (and not just a bad combover).

One particularly destructive mode of transmission is through teasing.

Since 2003, the arrival of second-generation contrast media, eg, SonoVue® enables a new approach to imaging which is no longer a destructive mode but a real-time mode using a low mechanical index while preserving microbubbles.

So while statistics show improvements to the crunch culture, young fanatics keen to prove their passion can easily slip into destructive modes of working.

She has written several sketches in the same vein, the most memorable skewering not just bog-standard sexism, but destructive modes of female discourse, that competitive orgy of self-abasement – "I'm so bad".

Another related question was whether or not, in the client's perception, the healthy modes increased and the destructive modes decreased.

These results were visible during the intervention and to a lesser extent after the intervention had taken place: emotional modes (T = 8, p < .01) and d = .40; destructive modes (T = 12, p < .01) and d = .65; healthy modes (T = −16, p < .01) and d = .45.45

Since then, however, more precise and less destructive modes of cycloablative treatment have become available.

By creating a market for ecosystem services, strategies such as payments for ecosystem services (PES) supposedly enable local people to generate more income from harvesting fewer higher value resources than more extensive or destructive modes of production (Pagiola et al. 2005).