Sentence examples for has been destructive from inspiring English sources
His main role has been destructive, vetoing laws and blocking appointments.
But it is worth pointing out that it has been destructive of religion, too.
More interestingly, he also airs the opinions of those who believe that Mr Parker's influence has been destructive rather than liberating.
The decades-long dispute has been destructive to the two economies, with both countries spending lavishly on their militaries at the expense of development programs and infrastructure improvements.
But in high fashion — that is, in Paris couture where the clothes are made by hand for private clients — this sort of thinking has been destructive.
Dr. Glen O. Gabbard, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who teaches therapeutic technique at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, said, "The move to worship at the altar of these scientific treatments has been destructive to patients in practice, because the methods tell you very little about how to treat the real and complex people who actually come in for therapy".
Obama did not say that religion's effect on our society, and on the black community especially, has been destructive--and where it has seemed constructive it has generally taken the place of better things.
There have been destructive earthquakes more recently, the last in 1883 when the entire town of Casamicciola was destroyed.
The civil service has been subject to endless "managerial" reforms since the late 1980s, which have done little to improve efficiency but have been destructive of morale.
