Sentence examples for especially destructive from inspiring English sources

Weapons, especially destructive ones, can indeed threaten great countries.

Mr. Stern said that soccer was especially destructive to grass.

It was the latest blaze in what is proving to be an especially destructive, unpredictable fire season in western states.

Overfishing krill would be especially destructive since it would threaten the food chain of the entire Antarctic.

The common shipworm, T. navalis (20 to 45 cm [8 to 18 inches] long), has a worldwide distribution but is especially destructive on the Baltic Sea coast.

Swamp buggies, which ride on immense tractor-style tires and can weigh tons, are especially destructive to the soft soils and sensitive vegetation in the swamp, ecologists say.

Behind its cloying charm is the real interest: insights into the harsh reality of family attitudes, especially the destructive sense of honour and the crippling dowries of Indian weddings.

Liquid storage tanks are vital life-line structures, especially following destructive seismic events.

Results 1 and 2 indicate that the system exhibited remarkable performance, especially for destructive earthquakes where a warning issuance was particularly desirable.

Farther south, there was less snow, but it was wetter, heavier and far more destructive, especially because it fell on trees that were not yet bare.

"People are going to be destructive, especially when there's 1,000 drunk teenagers or 20-year-olds," said Ms. Sufit, who had a stuffed armchair on her porch.