Sentence examples for destructive results from inspiring English sources
Such illnesses result from our body's natural defenses being marshalled against it with destructive results.
What leads so many land deals in Africa to such destructive results for local communities?
But, as the 21st century kicked into gear, stocks of easily extracted fossil fuels began to run low, and industries resorted to increasingly dangerous – and expensive – methods for extraction, often with deadly, environmentally destructive results.
The spectacularly destructive results of the first French attack on the loyalist forces descending on Benghazi may have led the rebels to think that their fighting would be done for them, and that their enemies would quickly crumble.
But the events of the last few days have shown how law enforcement investigators who plunge into the private territories of cyberspace looking for one thing can find something else altogether, with astonishingly destructive results.
"The events of the last few days have shown how law enforcement investigators who plunge into the private territories of cyberspace looking for one thing can find something else altogether, with astonishingly destructive results," Mr. Shane wrote.
Conversely, too much inhibition can be personally destructive, resulting in the neurotic inability to feel or express certain emotions, or in sexual frigidity or impotence.
The Republican Party's most visible triumph last week was in the House of Representatives, but the more lasting — and possibly more destructive — result was in statehouses across the country.
But perhaps the most destructive result of any automated scoring of a researcher's quality is the "me-too science" that it encourages.
The interaction between the two opposing forces under a positive temperature difference was found to be destructive, resulting in the combined effect reducing the volume flow rate.
Consider this incident, which is explored in my book, Betraying Our Troops: The Destructive Result of Privatizing War.
