(In "The Glass Menagerie, Amanda Wingfieldd, with her fantasy of a "gentleman caller," suggests the more destructive effects of this philosophy).
But a growing number of studies, mostly in laboratory animals, have suggested that TCA has troubling, more destructive effects.
Still, veterans of two decades of United Nations climate change negotiations say there is reason to think that the Paris summit meeting could be different from previous efforts, and yield a deal that could stave off the more destructive effects of warming.
Nuclear weapons, for their part, have much more destructive effects, as illustrated by the case of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
We are fighting the wrong war on drugs -- battling drug cartels that history shows we can't beat, while ignoring the even more destructive effects of a drug industry we can easily control.
As some counter-terror specialists suggest, this would help to establish an additional set of social identification ties to help offset the more destructive effects of racial and ethnic politics, recently illustrated with the aftermath of Trayvon Martin's death in Florida.
Rather HA combinations showed more destructive effects and did not cause significant enhancement of the articular cartilage matrix when exposed to corticosteroid alone and the control group, in particular, the Dex treatment.
