Sentence examples for potential for destructiveness from inspiring English sources
Its potential for destructiveness is that much greater.
The essence of Mandela's leadership was moral authority and a keen awareness of the potential for violence and destructiveness in our society in South Africa.
In general, the "higher" the level of moral and spiritual attainment, the greater the potential for a crippling, demonic destructiveness.
These feelings often stem from unconscious fears of our capacity for destructiveness.
The result was the Ju 87 "Stuka" (for Sturzkampfflieger, or "dive bomber"), which gained a fearsome reputation for destructiveness during the Spanish Civil War.
For destructiveness we calculated the mean missed cough rate per hour (coughs/hr) and the proportion of coughs missed overall and per patient group, the average difference and the average rate of deviation (i.e. the absolute magnitude of the difference) from manual counts (coughs/hr) per patient group and overall.
Yet unlike the anarchic lovers of the Heights, Dickinson was a moral being, a product of upright New England: she grasped the potential destructiveness – to her sanity, for a start – of the "Bomb" in her bosom; and she witnessed the eruption of the feud – during her lifetime, another secret within the family.
Potential for theft: Low.
Potential for great soundtrack.
Potential for therapeutic solutions.
