Sentence examples for making it particularly destructive from inspiring English sources

The new bug affects a broad swath of Apple devices and crashes nearly any major app they run, making it particularly destructive if not resolved quickly.

Last year, Sullivan cited "five elements that make it particularly dangerous", including the "broken, medieval societies" that foster it, the "unquenchable extremism" of its motivation, and "the destructive technology" its adherents seek.

That business model makes it particularly rare.

This makes it particularly suited for dynamic systems like grids.

The Waldo Canyon fire has destroyed 346 houses, making it the most destructive in the state's history.

What made it so destructive wasn't the wind so much as the water.

Patient 2 presents a highly destructive RA, making it difficult to distinguish joint destructions in RA from destructions due to secondary osteoarthritis.

Some experts also say the utilities cannot be faulted for some of the problems that made the storm particularly destructive and that have complicated the cleanup.

Moreover, manual phenotyping is often destructive for the plant making it impossible to use the same panicle to measure other traits.

Plus, the fact that you have to do this to turn on the headphones makes it almost self-destructive.

"I am taking something that was destructive to me and repurposing it, making it fine art," Graham said.