Sentence examples for destructive reaction from inspiring English sources

What Jerusalem shouldn't fear is a destructive reaction from Washington.

Connor's aggressive, destructive reaction was a far greater violation than Lincoln's annoying braggadocio.

Others, such as an immune signaling protein called Interleukin 1, are tied to inflammation, the immune system's destructive reaction to something it perceives as a threat; dialing down the pathways that signal inflammation in the body seems to keep animals from aging.

This makes the intensity of his terror, and his helpless, potentially destructive reactions to it, all the more alarming.

An old quote from Frank Sinatra, in the Daily Express, backs you up: "His kind of music is deplorable, a rancid-smelling aphrodisiac: it fosters negative and destructive reactions in young people".

Re "Payback Time: Why Revenge Tastes So Sweet" (July 27): Revenge is clearly a human emotion, but, like other destructive reactions, it needs to be curbed rather than excused or sanctioned by scientists.

Moreover, the occurrence of possible destructive reactions during both EC-Fe and EC-Al processes was investigated using UV Vis spectrometry, total organic carbon (TOC) and GC MS analyses.

It fosters almost totally negative and destructive reactions in young people.

And I had to acknowledge that one woman's actions should not justify a lifetime of backward and destructive reactions to women and girls.

Given what we know about fear and the destructive reactions it can produce, it would be wise to jumpstart the protections of law, personal liberties, and governmental accountability.

Whether it's embarrassing comments we'd rather ignore or destructive reactions that alter our relationships forever, the negative ways in which our parents engage with race has an impact on our lives.