Sentence examples for destructive priorities from inspiring English sources
In fact, it does the opposite on both accounts — and serves as a reminder of their destructive priorities.
At ground level, ozone is a destructive pollutant that has high priority in environmental regulations.
Restoring this surprise fourth map, aged beyond its 240 years by its destructive shellac coating, became an immediate priority in Brooklyn.
Avoiding the potentially destructive experience of an arbitration hearing is a high priority for N.H.L. clubs as well as for players and their agents.
Could it be that the Democrats will seize on this moment of national crisis in a way that will advance priorities and initiatives to truly move us away from destructive sources of energy?
At the cell-edge, allocating a low-priority RB to a MS is just as destructive.
In this paper, the authors offer practical information supported by numerical data, regarding the urgent priority of retrofitting school buildings and enhancing their functional capacity to withstand future destructive earthquakes.
And the climate campaign is perhaps transforming for now from being a 'global' thing to a 'very local' thing where the priority is to protect the health of a community -- human and ecological--from irresponsible and destructive fossil fuel projects.
Destructive: constructive.
