Britain has never had a problem with the destructive bit of creative destruction.
The growth of nationalism in the UK is unwelcome and destructive; properly endorsing our membership of the EU would do much to stem the tide of disaffection.
Ours is an age of faith as a path to control on a very wide scale – something rigid, paranoid and utterly destructive.
Jealousy tends to be destructive, both to the lover and the loved one".
The destructive orgy that ensued left at least 91 Jews murdered, 30,000 arrested, and more than 7,000 Jewish businesses destroyed or damaged over the 9 and 10 of November 1938 in co-ordinated attacks against Jews in Germany and Austria.
I think everyone was doing their best to try and make things work, but for me it was like a destructive marriage – you give it everything you can to keep it going.
However, a significant number of truly anti-EU parties are simply destructive and suffer from fundamental contradictions.
The biggest questions facing us are economic – how you create a low-carbon economy, how you cut the financial sector down to size and curb its hyena-like destructive capabilities.
Root was more forthcoming on the destructive brilliance of AB de Villiers, whose 31-ball century against West Indies at Johannesburg on Sunday was the fastest in one-day internationals.
He's probably more destructive on a consistent basis.
5. McNulty v Rawls Another example of the destructive power of personal rivalries – McNulty spends hours tracing tide patterns to relocate a murder into Rawls's district and Rawls refuses (for ages) to let McNulty work proper cases, despite it being his best shot at getting the murder rate down.
