Sentence examples for however destructive from inspiring English sources

HUSSEIN: No single strike, however strong, however destructive, however potential, can destroy a whole people.

His earthly appetites, however destructive to himself and others, were signs of election, his carnal enthusiasm an ecstatic embrace of creation.

However, destructive measuring of lipid traits is a fish welfare and logistical issue due to the need for sacrificing fish, which also prevents selection on breeding candidates.

If the fishing industry wants to organise a lobby group to pursue its aims – however destructive and stupid those aims may be - that is its right, a right that it exercises with enthusiasm.

Siddhartha Mukherjee, in his article on genetics and mental illness, reflects that our psychoses, anxieties, and manias, however destructive, are inextricable parts of our identity ("Runs in the Family," March 28th).

Both Mr. Lentz and Maire O'Brien, whose Miss Jessel was also vivid and well sung, give their characters a sympathetic underpinning, something Britten may have hoped for: however destructive their spectral presences are, Quint and Miss Jessel are also deeply pained by relationships left unresolved at their deaths.

Time is, however, also destructive.

Now, however, that destructive time is hardly ever in his thoughts.

Current construction and demolition (C&D) techniques, however, are destructive and render most wood completely useless.

However, a destructive galvanic corrosion is inevitable when carbon fiber contacts with metals.

However, the destructive competition of a digitized load-matching system could put intense downward pressure on local drivers' earnings.