Sentence examples for many destructive from inspiring English sources
He remarked that there's "too much destruction out there – too many destructive weapons," but just five minutes earlier in the speech, he said the US's nuclear arsenal was in dire need of "renewal".
There are too many of us now dying, and there are too many destructive illnesses appearing every day.
— Dean, U.S. A. Businesses should be concerned about worker sleep health, as Dean points out, for the many destructive impacts of having a narrow, short-term focus.
One wonders whether Pakistani leaders, particularly those in the military and intelligence services, have the wherewithal to contain the many destructive forces they have unleashed.
Without these subsidies, which amount to about $35 billion annually, fleets would shrink in size and many destructive practices like bottom trawling would become uneconomic.
Those words were taken out of context, she says; she had been listing the many destructive myths that circulate in Africa about the cause of the disease.
The use of actual masonry specimens (i.e. small portions of wall) to be tested either in situ or in laboratory can be performed only in few particular cases, hence many moderately destructive or non-destructive techniques have been proposed so far for indirect evaluation of masonry mechanical properties, primarily compressive strength.
Still, this piece of late Roman beefcake has come to symbolise for many the destructive power of the antiquities trade.
Beneath this major and, many think, destructive change in social values is the assumption that women are better off if they leave their children for waged work.
Melanie Phillips has gone even further: "It is a general source of bewilderment that so many socially destructive, even nihilistic attitudes … have been promoted by judges, police officers, civil servants and others at the heart of the establishment.
So to experimentally measure the properties of a wave function requires researchers to reconstruct it from many separate destructive measurements on identically prepared atoms or molecules.
