Sentence examples for destructive work from inspiring English sources
When I first visited this lovely museum in the early 1990s the thieves had already done their destructive work.
Working around sub-Saharan Africa this year has meant that I have come across countless fascinating people doing innovative, admirable, and sometimes destructive work.
"Why is the West not looking at this destructive work and its dangerous implications for the future?" His call to use the ballot box added to the distrust among his opponents.
But their fathers lend strong, male voices against those who use bottom-line accounting and struggling women's pro leagues to support their claims that the movement has mostly been the destructive work of the radical feminist fringe.
"We will not allow this channel to continue its destructive work, which might lead to civil war in Iraq, through their lies and the spreading of rumors, because rumors are worse than killing," Mr. Chalabi said.
What is left over is the debt-deflation dynamics that is doing its destructive work, more so in the indebted countries than elsewhere in the euro zone.The only institution that can prevent disinflation from turning into deflation is the European Central Bank.
It is the geeky earnestness, the sense of a good man pushed over the edge by a "toxic and destructive" working environment, that will resonate long after Smith has gone off to teach/work on a farm/write his Great American Novel.
Meyer said in an interview Saturday night that the basis of his problems was "self-destructive" work habits.
There was Dadaism (heralded by Tristan Tzara in 1918): "Every man must shout: There is great destructive, negative work to be done".
Although the traditional input shaping techniques, which utilize destructive interference, work well for linear and weakly nonlinear systems, they show little effects on systems with strong nonlinearity.
Destructive PIE work was also carried out, focusing on characterization of the microstructural behavior using optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy.
