Sentence examples for profoundly destructive from inspiring English sources

Mugabe's corrupt, violent and profoundly destructive reign has left Zim-babwe in shambles.

The events over the past four years were not just bizarre, they were profoundly destructive.

From fragile ecosystems to choking cities, oil and coal play profoundly destructive roles.

It's a profoundly destructive belief". By their nature, conspiracy theories and the evidence to support them take many shapes.

Mr. Obama said last week that such a scenario would be "profoundly destructive," and warned that if it happened, "America becomes a deadbeat".

And it's really easy for us to overlook how our inaction to step up and do even the simplest thing leads to profoundly destructive consequences in our society".

Protectionist trade measures, perhaps in the form of a stiff US tariff on Chinese imports, would be profoundly self-destructive, even absent the inevitable retaliatory measures.

Abrams is an informed and impassioned writer who chronicles the profoundly creative and destructive influence that sports have on the political life of our nation and the world.

Nothing, of course, since his policy decisions are at least as profoundly ignorant and destructive as those of the admitted war-criminal he yearns so pathetically, nakedly -- Romneylike -- to replace.

The potential rewards of experimental concepts may be great for certain firms under certain circumstances, but for others, implementing them can be profoundly difficult or even destructive.

Some of these attacks can be devastatingly destructive, or at least profoundly embarrassing, as Sony Pictures recently learned.