Sentence examples for much destructive from inspiring English sources

And it is true that there has been too much destructive farming there.

Having said that, there's a certain need-for-redemption built into the form, I guess, because the writer has so much destructive power.

Framing the action with chain-link fences, and illustrating it with candy-colored toys (no metal or glass, per prison regulation), Lloyd reveals the drama of honorable conquest — and the bloody terror it occasions — as so much destructive, meaningless mania.

Japan, which has local police forces rather than a real national one and is hesitant, for historical reasons, about interfering with religious groups, may be the only industrial democracy where a sect like Aum Shinrikyo could have gathered so much destructive power.

In such a case some wavelets will reach the image as a peak, some as a trough, and there will be much destructive interference leading to the formation of a sizable patch of light, much different from the minute Airy disk characteristic of a perfectly corrected lens.

If a distance calculation is higher than the limits for the hardware, then it probably comes from a connection with either too much attenuation or too much destructive multipath fading.

And though the Americans dropped much less destructive bombs than the British, many more were killed.

As with casualties, a few eruptions cause staggering damage, while most are much less destructive.

Recent studies have shown this eruption was much more destructive than previously recognised.

Debris flows generally are much less destructive of life than of property.

But although Alvarez is a much more destructive fighter than Mayweather, he is also a much less voluble character.