Sentence examples for destructive spate from inspiring English sources
A more dangerous and destructive spate of hijackings occurred in Europe and the Middle East from 1968 onward.
But European and American diplomats, while seizing on Mr. Ahmadinejad's comments as loathsome and destructive, also noted a spate of recent reports in Iran that the 49-year-old president, who took office in the summer after winning an upset election, was under attack there from political figures viewed in the West as moderate.
Mr. Gore, speaking to students in the auditorium of Fort Lee High School in New Jersey, said that government also can -- and should -- make it more difficult for guns to end up in the hands of destructive people, and that the spate of school shootings over the last two years demanded such an effort.
The two fires mark the end – at least temporarily – of a recent spate of fast-moving, highly destructive wildfires that have raced across parched forests and isolated mountain towns.
This could make the recall look merely destructive, which may be why only a handful even of Republican legislators have endorsed it.Twenty-five years ago this month, in another spate of fury at their elected rulers, Californians passed Proposition 13.
Destructive: constructive.
But a spate of research says otherwise.
There has been a spate of assassinations.
But this spate still stands out.
