Sentence examples for potentially destructive consequences from inspiring English sources

He describes the potentially destructive consequences of this strategy — directly for the borrowing countries, and indirectly for the global economy.

Given its current scale and rate of growth, the human population worldwide has identifiable, potentially destructive ecological consequences.

She says that paying children to elicit certain behavior may have destructive consequences in developing character, potentially nurturing self-interest at the expense of kinder motives.

In retrospect, the emergence of budget surpluses in the late 1990s eroded the discipline that emerged as a consequence of the earlier fear of ever rising and, hence, potentially destructive deficits".

We used Polyphen and MutationTaster classification tools to predict the functional consequences of amino acid changes or frameshift mutations and found that 359 genes had at least one potentially destructive mutation (Table S1) [23], [23].

And we will thwart its destructive consequences.

"This suspicion towards children can have destructive consequences," said Fontaine.

A lack of managerial control surely precipitated destructive consequences.

Need it bring about destructive consequences to count as one?

Why is the threat to prosecute WikiLeaks under the Espionage Act so potentially destructive?

But he found the tone "absolutely unnecessary, demeaning and potentially destructive".