Sentence examples for more destructive to from inspiring English sources

"I can't think of anything that would be more destructive to a university and its students".

It can be more destructive to the human spirit when restraints are so largely internalized.

That kind of thing was probably more destructive to his psyche than the killing in the onion field.

His time as Labour leader was more destructive to the Labour party than any that had gone before.

So it is hard to think of any image more destructive to our cause than turning off lights.

Nothing could be more destructive to social harmony than criminal sentencing which is ill-judged and unfair".

These practices have caused high levels of fuels to accumulate and more destructive fires to occur in many forest types (Skinner and Chang 1996; Taylor 2000; Miller and others 2009).

And despite the current troubles of Mr Arafat and his Palestinian Authority, the Palestinians are far closer to establishing a state than the Kurds, who are a larger minority but whose leaders, fighting for independence or autonomy, eschewed international terrorism.With the fear of a far bloodier and more destructive era to come, should one look back regretfully to the old-style terrorist?

A more destructive threat to Libya, held the Prime Minister, came from General Haftar.

Walter Cronkite, for instance, said, "Within the next few years, we must change the basic structure of our global community from the present anarchic system of war and ever more destructive weaponry to a new system governed by a democratic U.N. federation".

Absent the additional spending, said Lawrence Roth, deputy executive director of the society, "every natural disaster is going to be more destructive than it needs to be".