Sentence examples for destructive system from inspiring English sources
It matters only as a tangible symbol of this subtle, pernicious, destructive system we live with and, by and large, accept.
Those entities with a financial interest in preserving this destructive system have denied, and even covered up the evidence of our changing climate.
The problem with genetically modified foods is not that they are genetically modified; it is that they have been designed to become cogs in the machine of this destructive system.
On the one hand Margaret Beckett and the new Department of Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs have started to talk about changing the huge, cumbersome and environmentally destructive system of agricultural subsidy, to encourage conservation, organic farming and local food production.
The obviously internally destructive system (at least for software companies) that helped to drive Microsoft into irrelevance, and was finally abandoned in Redmond last year!
However Geoff Bates, chair of Colwinston Community Council, wonders whether this same destructive system could in a bizarre way be responsible for the thankful villages as well.
When Easter dawns in the Gospel of Mark, Jesus' empty tomb intimates that flawed, destructive systems don't get to have the last word about him.
The financing of war at the expense of "programs for social uplift," Franzen said, "has created a situation where low-income youth often get caught up in two of our country's most destructive systems of violence and oppression, the military and prison industrial systems.
Climate change is, to me, the culmination of this self-destructive system, and I try to show the links between the social and environmental crises," she says.
Some people hope that institutional reform — perhaps a presidential system similar to that of France — can fix Italy's self-destructive system.
Due to the destructive nature of tests for corrosion monitoring, a non-destructive system was developed to monitor rebar corrosion via fiber Bragg grating (FBG).
