Sentence examples for destructive periods from inspiring English sources

By the end I found myself rethinking not only the role that architects played during one of the most murderous and destructive periods in human history, but also almost everything that came immediately after it, from the cold war conviction that technology could deliver a better way of life to the causes of suburban sprawl.

Based on published geological data, they report that the most active, destructive periods of volcanism on the two oldest Azorean islands are dated to c. 4 Ma.

Perhaps, that corporate mentality, from branded water bottles to 23 ½ week guidelines, helps sort through what would otherwise be a chaotic, emotionally destructive period.

This kicks off the sad and destructive period we already kind of know about: being pushed into professional performance by both his mother's need to support the family and her drug habit, and by Corey's love for performance.

I was obviously going through a very self-destructive period.

And if I'd been born 15 years later and gone through my self-destructive period when chemsex parties were popular, I can't help wondering whether I'd still be alive now.

He had a heart condition and passed away when I was going through a real self-destructive period.

This assures safety of the drug by avoiding the cell-destructive period, known as the "death window".

Bilson had what has been described as a "self-destructive, rebellious period" during her teen years.

Rabbits can be more destructive, especially during periods of drought, when they have been seen to eat through the base until a tree falls, and then eating the fallen tree completely.

There is evidence that health professionals and parents have concerns about young people acquiring unhelpful, destructive, behaviours during periods of admission, particularly in the areas of suicide and self-harm [ 18] or even just by picking up on others' difficulties [ 22].