Sentence examples for indeed destructive from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Peter Turkson, who drafted the forthcoming papal encyclical, drew on the Bible for his message this week: "The lesson from the Garden of Eden still rings true today: pride, hubris, self-centredness are always perilous, indeed destructive.

Some species introduced by human beings are indeed destructive, for instance, zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) in the Great Lakes, while in other places they can increase biodiversity (the honeysuckle, for instance, favors native bird species in Pennsylvania; Davis et al.2011).2011

Indeed, so destructive were some communist attacks that many in the local population, while still disliking the Saigon government, became far less supportive of the Viet Cong.

Indeed, the larvae of all the whites are so destructive that the Board of Agriculture issues a leaflet to assist farmers in destroying them.

"They are so destructive.

Is it really so destructive?

I've discovered that while some businesses are indeed as destructive as many suspect, others are among the world's strongest positive forces for environmental sustainability.

And some developments, like strip malls, are indeed more destructive than others, threatening rare, treasured species in the country as well as the city.

Indeed, the destructive effects of financial instability on jobs and growth are already evident worldwide.

From combined results, it is fair to say PPA is indeed less destructive to remove the undesired impurities from commercial grade SWCNTs.

Indeed, the destructive processes triggered by an ischemic or traumatic episode continue for 48 72 hours, and can be re-initiated when new ischemic episodes occur.