Sentence examples for has become destructive from inspiring English sources

Now we have a schism and it has become destructive.

Who decides when a government has become destructive of the unalienable rights of men?

Their craving to amass wealth has become destructive for all the rest.

Echoing Jefferson, the author, Jim Wunderman, wrote, "It is our duty to declare that our California government is not only broken, it has become destructive to our future.

The street protests that began the Arab Spring have become destructive means for each side to assert its own primacy on the national stage.

Freedom in the West, he thundered, had become "destructive and irresponsible".

Over the weekend, one of its most moderate members, Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas), quit the caucus, citing a "mob mentality" that had become destructive toward legislating.

"No more stimulus" has become the destructive mantra of conservative politicians here and across Europe.

The environmental damage may not be as extensive as that caused by the 19th-century diking of the Humboldt estuary here, or 20th-century clear-cut logging, but the romantic outlaw drug has become a destructive juggernaut, experts agree.

The result: An often volatile dollar has become increasingly destructive.

Our wantonness with hydrocarbons has become self-destructive and cannot continue, argue many.