Sentence examples for long-term destruction from inspiring English sources

Has the long-term destruction of large-scale industry and the concomitant "feminisation" of work created a situation where young men, particularly working-class men, feel alienated from both education and work?

At a time of growing concern about climate change, Europeans should be made aware of the long-term destruction done to a precious and fragile habitat for the sake of a short-term high.

Goodbye, chairs, hello, brilliant depiction of long-term destruction.

Remember, addiction can be defined as any compulsive behavior that has short-term benefits with long-term destruction.

The long-term destruction of the Democratic Party, in terms of Democrats like Clinton accepting even more prison lobbyist money than Jeb Bush, are lost upon defenders of the faith who'd jettison genuine progressive values for a pragmatic candidate linked to an FBI investigation.

They cut investment, fire employees, and break contracts to boost the short-term stock price, and cash out before the long-term value destruction comes to light.

Chronic, or prolonged, inflammation results in long-term tissue destruction and may be the underlying basis to hosts of chronic diseases such as some cancers, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's disease, and arthritis.

"When President Bush welcomed an international conference on the global environment in the spring of 1990, his staff prepared materials for the visiting negotiators that contained a graphic illustration of the administration's approach to balancing short-term monetary gains against long-term environmental destruction.

In addition, the execution of processing information, including the destruction of information that does not have to be left on the main server on a long-term basis, the destruction or anonymity of information that users do not desire to leave in the long term, and the calculation of statistical data.

"I'm not trying to say they don't have major problems," said Dr. Eugene Shapiro of the Yale University School of Medicine, who along with the other researchers cited dangerous side effects from long-term antibiotics, including destruction of bone marrow, liver damage and the growth of resistant bacteria.

Still, oil's detractors call it an addiction, downplaying its enormous benefits as fleeting pleasures that will necessarily bring long-term pain and destruction.