Sentence examples for most destructive effects from inspiring English sources

One of the most destructive effects of collectivization was in Kazakhstan, where a nomad herding population was forced, largely on ideological grounds, into permanent settlements, for which no economic basis existed.

Lack of training and education has the most destructive effects on the human relationship management.

Hydraulic Transient is one of the most destructive effects in oil and gas pipelines.

One way to avoid the most destructive effects of girls' indirect aggression is to make sexual policing less powerful, Campbell said.

These three recent encounters in the historic struggle to avert the most destructive effects of climate change tell us a great deal about the nature and terrain of the battlefield.

Our results show the most destructive effect of any alien marine fish in the Mediterranean marine ecosystem reported to date.

Referring to enamel loss, tungsten carbide bur had the most destructive effect, and Adhesive Residue Removal was found to be the safest.

Both IL-1 and mechanical loading of cartilage increase the production of NO by upregulating the nitric oxide synthase 2 [ 5]; and most of the destructive effects of NO in articular cartilage are related to the ability of NO to combine with superoxide anions (O2-) to generate peroxynitrite (ONOO-) [ 6, 7].

Flood is one of the most destructive natural disasters of climate change effects in West Africa.

Flood is one of the most destructive natural disasters of climate change effects in West Africa (Kouassi et al. 2008).

Appropriate policy action, together with the provision of international liquidity, can still prevent a crisis that would have destructive effects on Hungary and most of emerging Europe.