Sentence examples for destructive role from inspiring English sources

Consequently some reports have demonstrated an increased frequency of Treg cells in periodontal diseased tissues suggesting that Treg infiltration could reflect an attempt to control tissue destruction but could also be indicative to have a destructive role in periodontitis [ 11, 12].

Pakistan has long played a destructive role, enabling Taliban groups and refusing to support negotiations.

"Mr. Nano wanted to take the government hostage for his own political ends and has consistently played a destructive role".

This is where things often get strange — the baffling and destructive role played by public agencies in lead-water crises.

More than those conflicts, however, the war in Sierra Leone directed world attention to the destructive role of diamonds.

Serbia has played a destructive role during these two years by supporting the smuggling in the north side of Kosovo".

Such a focus ignores the wider effects of inciting the systemic racism that plays such a destructive role in our society.

"The United States has played a destructive role by giving direct or indirect green lights to the Israeli government to do what it pleases," Mr. Aboulmagd said.

"China has done nothing in South Asia except to play a destructive role here," he continued, referring to China's close ties to India's archrival, Pakistan.

In her article "Finally the Spleen Gets Some Respect"(Basics, Aug. 4), Natalie Angier neglects to mention a possible destructive role of the monocytes residing in the spleen.

One of the distinguishing features of economic discourse since 2008 has been the remarkably destructive role played by most, though not all, international technocrats.