Sentence examples for much more destructive from inspiring English sources

Luckily, larger asteroids are even fewer and farther between — but they are much, much more destructive.

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

Such a crisis would risk a wider, and ultimately much more destructive, war between India and Pakistan.

The analysis we conducted here was really around: were people around online talking about these much more destructive explosives?

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

And how much more destructive potential do terrorists have at their disposal today than at the beginning of this century.

While the Discordian Society likes all chaotic things, they tend to respect Creative Chaos much more than Destructive Chaos.

Igby, however, is much more self-destructive, and the East Village bohemian milieu in which he flails for a good part of the film is far more treacherous than the comfy mid-Manhattan nest that coddles Oscar's fantasies.

The women had a similar story, but in general the women were much more self-destructive with drugs and alcohol.

Internal fire whirls are much more dangerous and destructive than non-whirling fires in the shaft and deserve more attention.

The reversal is much more total and destructive than that which Rutherford or any of the Reformers faced in their day.