Sentence examples for hugely destructive from inspiring English sources
It happened in the 19th century, after the Great Fire of Chicago destroyed huge swaths of the city in October 1871 — a hugely destructive event which had the silver lining of prompting a massive new age of innovation and rebuilding in the city.
That is hugely destructive.
Wars between great powers, also hugely destructive, have been absent for almost as long – 62 years.
Like the invasive and hugely destructive zebra mussel, it will take incredible vigilance to keep Didymosphenia geminata from spreading.
The agreement ended two years of hugely destructive civil conflict, which killed tens of thousands of people.
My parents did not, as they were hugely destructive and laid waste to our small home and garden.
"But at the same time, Edwina Hart [the Welsh transport minister] is pushing ahead with plans to build a hugely expensive, environmentally destructive motorway through the Gwent Levels.
Our belief is that audience time and attention is a precious asset, and it would be hugely disrespectful and ultimately destructive to just say: hey, anything goes.
Was California Gov. Jerry Brown a Manchurian Candidate for California's water buffaloes (promoters of hugely expensive and environmentally destructive water projects)?
Was it Kaczynski, the mathematics Ph.D. turned mad bomber, who complained about the "destructive" impact of bringing a child into "the hugely consumptionist way of life so common in the industrial world"?
"It is hugely disappointing to see the Government still pushing forward with the environmentally destructive option of a Cardiff-Weston barrage," said Martin Harper, the RSPB's head of sustainable development.
