Sentence examples for is too destructive from inspiring English sources

But the alternative is too destructive to accept.

Because the structural stability and hence, functionality of proteins hinge on local environment, it is necessary to inquire whether the harsh environment of solid matter is too destructive for proteins to withstand.

3) The dog is too destructive Are you surprised dogs aren't more destructive?

If a project is too destructive for direct support, the Bank should not fund it through the backdoor of a transmission line either.

But he apparently decided that a battle would be too destructive.

Despite Dr. Paige's later claim that his remarks applied only to higher education, they were too destructive to be waved off with a clarification.

There was an intellectual challenge in devising a process which was informative and instructive for the panel without being too destructive to witnesses.

Have you been persuaded that beef is waning on the American plate because it's too destructive to the ecosystem, too hormone-pumped and too corn-fed artery-clogging?

But if the intent of the law is estimable, its effect in this case would be too destructive to your boss and too ineffectual in protecting children for you to abet.

As bassist Mani said at the time: "Six hundred years of piss-taking is long enough, don't you agree?" Hyperactive Child - Dead Kennedys It takes 37 seconds for a problematic child, that's "too destructive and too wild", to be sedated and brainwashed in just one of the rapido cuts on the 1981 mini-album In God We Trust Inc.

The fresh samples of Elodea were weighed and dried at 60 °C (105 °C would have been too destructive for subsequent analysis) to determine their total solids (TS).