Sentence examples for sending a destructive from inspiring English sources
"The Boy Scouts are still sending a destructive message".
And — despite her claims to the contrary — it absolutely would have continued had she not sent a destructive email," Kornblau wrote.
While it is unclear how the governor's ban on Syrian resettlement is meant to work, given his lack of authority to prevent any individual from traveling to or living in Illinois, his announcement nonetheless sent a destructive message: that Illinois, long a safe haven for refugees fleeing war and persecution, is turning its back on that legacy out of misguided fear and political gamesmanship.
Unfortunately, they can also automate destructive behavior like sending a virus to everyone in an address book, or destroying files by overwriting them as the author of the Love Bug figured out.
The current schedule calls for Cygnus to stay at the platform for about a month, after which it will be sent into a destructive dive into the atmosphere.
American President John F. Kennedy promptly sent a message denouncing the attack as a "destructive and vicious act," and expressed relief that Diệm was "safe and unharmed".
British voters did something on 23 June that others see as immensely and irredeemably destructive, and we have sent a narcissist to tell the world what we now stand for.
But these techniques are more destructive of biological samples because they send a stream of electrons at the target in order to get an image.
This posture would most immediately send a reassuring signal to swing voters who are turned off by the destructive partisan bickering they have heard so far.
But when the Norwegian Nobel Committee selects the E.U. for a peace prize just when Europe is going through a major and potentially destructive crisis, it is obvious that, once again, the Norwegians have chosen to send a political message.
