Sentence examples for form of destructive from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for Comment on Reproductive Ethics said the group was "opposed to any form of destructive research on human embryos".

And while human impacts on deep sea corals are different from shallow corals, they can be equally devastating – especially in the form of destructive fishing practices such as bottom trawling.

The critical inner voice represents a damaging internal thought process, a form of destructive self-talk that perpetuates feelings of shame, self-hatred, negative rumination, and low self-esteem.

Examples include sedimentation from urban development and agriculture in Hong Kong and Papua New Guinea, respectively [13], [57], [5], and destructive fishing practices such as blast fishing and muro-ami (a form of destructive net fishing) in Indonesia and the Philippines [58].

Schizencephaly is a form of destructive brain lesion which may be seen in association with PMG.

A violent death is the all-too-frequent fate of indigenous activists who defend their rivers and lands against dams, logging and other forms of destructive development.

Some forms of destructive and exaggerated masculinities (or hypermasculinity [Herek 1987]) often develop among socially marginalised men in urban slums and emphasise power and force.

Comparable tissue repair was seen in other forms of destructive arthritis when catabolic events in the affected tissues were blocked with tumour necrosis factor blocking agents.

The mean PCT concentration in infected forms of destructive pancreatitis was markedly higher than in acute interstitial pancreatitis or sterile pancreatic necrosis, at a level of 2.95 ± 0.84 ng/ml.

Global warming already disrupts millions of lives daily in the forms of destructive weather patterns and loss of habitat.

Like it or not, such a compromise will need initiative from men in uniform – and not in the form of another destructive military power grab.