Sentence examples for may be destroying from inspiring English sources

Yet by going for scale, they may be destroying their oldest attraction, which is attentive service to clients.

In fact, they may be destroying children's love of reading itself, to be replaced by a desire for the points and prizes that they get when they read.

So will the austerians admit that they might be making a terrible mistake, that far from safeguarding the future they may be destroying it?

Republicans have tried to turn this into a mighty oak of a scandal, with Mr. McCain thundering at the debate that it "may be destroying the fabric of democracy".

People who desecrate the flag, while certainly worthy of condemnation, "may be destroying a piece of cloth but they do no damage to our system of freedom," General Powell said.

"We are concerned that this individualism may have grown cancerous — that it may be destroying those social integuments that de Tocqueville saw as moderating its more destructive potentialities, that it may be threatening the survival of freedom itself," they wrote.

Sometimes, indeed, they may be destroyed by them.

"But the public property of the enemy may be destroyed wherever it may be found".

His myth may be destroyed, but Tyson's drawing power is not.

More important, they are unraveling the mysteries of a fragile ecosystem that may be destroyed before it is fully understood.

The tissue affected may be destroyed, and abscesses may become fibrous cysts that may require surgical removal.