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"is destructive for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to express how something is harmful or damaging for someone or something. Example: The use of plastic bags is destructive for the environment as they take hundreds of years to decompose and harm wildlife in the process.
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"It is destructive for the church.
Bad native advertising is destructive for the publishers that host it".
At the same time, 45% think it will benefit Russia, while 12% feel it is "destructive" for the country.
While it is destructive for patients with I.B.S. to be told it is all in their heads, it is also wrong to ignore the psychosocial factors that play a role, he said.
This policy is destructive for Europe and will eventually strike a blow to America's true national interests".
If 𝜗 is in region C, i.e., arccos(−r)≤𝜗<π, the added sensor is destructive for both channel noise suppression and observation noise suppression.
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This is why educating girls is deemed to be destructive for this community.
Peace Now said the settlement activity was "destructive for the American efforts" and undermined trust.
I think he realized that he had to recognize that he was keeping a secret that was destructive for them.
While the rural population was closer to food and fuel supplies, the storm was destructive for them as well.
Israel's ambassador to France spoke out against the proposed resolution last week, saying it was destructive for the peace effort.
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