Sentence examples for is destructive because from inspiring English sources

Local stardom is destructive because it exacerbates one of the biggest problems that modern American C.E.O.s face: hubris.

The purpose of guidelines is to steer judges along particular channels but the new legislation is destructive because it hardly binds judges at all.

They offered disparate views, sometimes at the same time: forces of nature are impersonal; God s all-knowing but not all-powerful; nature is destructive because of original sin or collective karma; victims are sinners; suffering helps test our faith and purify us.

Susan Rice, the President's national-security adviser, has said that Netanyahu's decision to speak to the Hill was "destructive," because it injected political partisanship into diplomatic relations.

"These payments can be destructive because the more generous they become, the more people fall into the trap of not working," says Ron Whitener, a law professor, tribal judge and a member of the Squaxin Island Tribe in Washington state.

And it was destructive because whatever hopes the Russian-backed Abkhazian separatists might still retain for a semblance of international legitimacy vanishes with the withdrawal of the United Nations mission.

Plasma variations in LEO can be destructive because the collective plasma can release sufficient energy to the satellite to cause effects such as surface charging, detector contamination, and surface chemical reactions (Hastings 1995).

She says tanorexic celebs are destructive because they seem popular and happy to kids who don't understand what the real costs are.

His cheap shot at the HUD policy is not only ignorant, it's destructive because it plays right into the hands of people who use income as a proxy for race in opposing the HUD rule and fair housing in general.

The union, which is affiliated with the National Education Association, has criticized merit pay for teachers, saying that it is a subjective way to evaluate teachers and that it is destructive to school culture because it encourages competition among teachers rather than collaboration.

"Some of the largest corporations in America, if not the world, see that this bill is destructive to the local economy because the state gets branded as endorsing discrimination.