Sentence examples for destructive to us from inspiring English sources

Left unaddressed, the internal angst we harbor can be almost as destructive to us as the external oppression we face off against.

Just two days ago, however, Rice said that Netanyahu's impending visit is "destructive" to the US-Israeli relationship.

On Wednesday, White House National Security Advisor Susan Rice said Netanyahu's visit could be "destructive" to the US-Israeli relationship.

It hurts us to see people be self-destructive, to hurt us with their words and actions, but they must see that what they are doing is not working.

"But I take issue with those who say the prime minister's visit to the United States is 'destructive' to US-Israel relations," he added, referring to criticism by White House national security adviser Susan Rice.

The Obama administration has secured enough support in the Senate to ensure that the Iran nuclear deal will survive a congressional vote, but John Kerry warned remaining waverers that rejection of the agreement would be a "self-destructive blow" to US credibility.

Among them was John Kerry, the secretary of state, who openly questioned Netanyahu's judgment on the issue, and Obama's national security adviser Susan Rice who warned that it was "destructive to the fabric" of US-Israeli relations.

After a thousand threats and pleas and the kids repeatedly being obnoxious and destructive to each other and us, we finally threw out all the candy in the house and filled two black garbage bags with toys we confiscated, screaming at them to get in and stay in their rooms.

On Wednesday, she said Mr Netanyahu's visit was "destructive to the fabric" of the US-Israel relationship.

To exploit the memory of the Sept. 11 attacks for political gain isn't just distasteful; it's destructive to the values that bring us together.

Anything that distracts us from that singular objective is destructive to our children and the nation.