Sentence examples for example of destructive from inspiring English sources

This is an example of destructive interference.

That lesbian countess, one of the play's shocking figures in Wedekind's day, here represents unrequited desire, one more example of destructive longing.

He said the attack was an example of "destructive activity with malicious intent that was initiated by a sophisticated actor".

An example of destructive criticism would be a coworker saying "How could you be so stupid?" or "What were you thinking?" The best way to deal with this type of criticism is simply to ignore it.

Examples of destructive procedures include labyrinthectomy (removal of the balance and hearing organs of the inner ear) and vestibular nerve section (the vestibular nerve is cut to prevent the transmission of balance information to the brain).

While we may each have examples of destructive student resistance that we have experienced in our teaching, what research has been done to describe the landscape of student resistance behaviors more broadly?

For example, outbreaks of destructive insect herbivores can be facilitated by connectivity among forest patches.

The floods in Pakistan are a dramatic example of how destructive water can be, yet how essential it is to life.

Some people will see this as an example of the destructive craziness of religion, and perhaps it is, but it is also an example of the way in which theology is only powerful and important when it is wrapped up in identity.

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.

The most egregious example of this destructive mind-set unfolded recently in Maryland.