Sentence examples for has a destructive from inspiring English sources
Jessica Raine has a destructive edge as well as being horribly funny as the stroppy Suzette.
It has a destructive reputation, which is unwarranted, and it can be lovely.
Sexual abuse has a destructive impact on personality and self-belief, which makes it a damaging and serious crime.
Steve has a destructive machismo of his own, a settled intention never to lose face and be bullied by a bunch of children.
She played the conniving mistress in Clouzot's classic thriller Les Diaboliques (1955) and went on to appear in numerous English-speaking films, most significantly as the middle-class wife who has a destructive affair with working-class anti-hero Laurence Harvey in Room at the Top (1959), which brought her a well-deserved Oscar.
One disadvantage of FeRAM is that has a destructive read cycle.
They would say only that the device removed from the scene had a "destructive nature".
Sharks have long reproductive cycles so targeting juveniles can have a destructive impact on wild populations.
That way, each institution would be small enough to fail without having a destructive domino effect.
The Associated Press quoted Ms. Ashrawi as saying that the decision would have "a destructive impact" on the talks.
