Sentence examples for inherent destructive from inspiring English sources
Nuclear fuel rods are made of fissionable materials and retain their inherent destructive potential long after their initial use.
A shortcoming inherent to destructive soil sampling is its potential for biasing effects on long-term monitoring of soil salinity by means of GPS or other means of accurate localization and relocalization of soil sampling, the herein called "localization paradox", rarely treated in scientific papers.
Perhaps it's telling that Mr Surowiecki chose to write a column about the destructive potential inherent in the politics of fairness by focusing on a controversy to which he, an American, is not party.
The uncertainties inherent in the non-destructive inspection techniques can be modeled within the framework of probabilistic approaches, see e.g. [6].
Such event is caused for instance by the uncertainties inherent in the non-destructive inspection (i.e. the probability of detecting a crack is not equal to one), or by inadequate scheduling of the maintenance activities (i.e. if the maintenance activities are planned too early in the service life, the cracks may be too short to be detected).
But even if we could agree, these lessons would be either irrelevant to or, worse, destructive of the inherent moral purpose of schooling.
Scheler never stopped fearing the destructive ideals and values inherent to modernity.
And they attribute destructive attitudes and behavior not to inherent moral character but to sustained racism and isolation.
After the newspaper's vilification of Kinnock throughout the campaign Labour had been left with no alternative but to come to terms with the inherent danger for any future leader of the destructive force of The Sun's political reporting.
Geithner's basic stated view is that financial panics are inherent to capitalism, and that they are incredibly destructive if not stopped through massive and immediate bailouts.
The point is that destructive behaviour of this kind flows from inherent human flaws.
