Sentence examples for extraordinarily destructive from inspiring English sources

That it was extraordinarily destructive became clear to all when the typhoon landed on the east coast November 8th.

Just as this may normalise the devastation of opencast mining, what BP is buying with its £10m is a way of normalising its extraordinarily destructive activities.

IS either uses so-called 'bulldozer archaeology' (unearthing sites using any equipment available which is extraordinarily destructive), or employs locals to dig up sites and tombs.

He actually says he is "frightened" by the Liberal Democrats' "extraordinarily destructive" proposal to raise capital gains tax to up to 50percentnt in line with income tax and the effect it would have on entrepreneurship.

It should serve as a global impetus to abandon this extraordinarily destructive dependency in favor of clean renewable energy.

It will once again legitimize a structure and an ideology that has been extraordinarily destructive to the fabric of American health, and to the economy.

That is why the smallish but big-stateish San Francisco Bay area has so many more of them than huge, empty and small-statish Montana.Hans Dembowski FrankfurtA divisive figureSIR – Yes, Ian Paisley dominated political and public life in Northern Ireland (Obituary, September 20th), but in an extraordinarily negative and destructive manner.

GINGRICH: I will say, I think the recent Supreme Court decision to turn over to a local district judge decisions of national security and life and death that should be made by the President and the Congress is the most extraordinarily arrogant and destructive decision the Supreme Court has made in its history.

It is hard to say what role, if any, Mr. Spitzer's escalating disappointment in Albany played in his extraordinarily risky, self-destructive behavior, and it remains unclear when his once seemingly idyllic life went so awry.

14 NEW YORK/REGION18-19 StopSpitzeritzer's Fall Interviews with a handful of people close to former Governor of New York, Eliot Spitzer, suggest that no one has reliably figured out what led to his extraordinarily risky, self-destructive behavior.

And the Los Angeles Nomadic Division, a non-profit devoted to public art, is in the process of buying space on 100 billboards alongside Interstate 10, from California to Florida, and giving ten artists the opportunity to comment on the "extraordinarily influential (and often times destructive)" idea of "manifest destiny" and the brutal expansion of the United States from sea to shining sea.