Sentence examples for seriously destructive from inspiring English sources

It is not that Bjorn was playing terribly when he partnered Darren Clarke in the foursomes, it was just that he was slightly fidgety, a tiny bit out of sorts so that his timing was fractured a fraction and at this level and under this scrutiny that is seriously destructive.

38 Furthermore, this aqueous strategy impedes a seriously destructive desilylation pathway.

The government also limited the flow of money to prisons for adult and special education -- a move that turned out to be seriously self-destructive.

Their problem was that they took things too seriously (self-destructive behavior was itself a form of self-importance), and his message to them was always, in effect, "Look at me.

There is no longer any dispute about the characters in question being seriously self-destructive, as we were reminded recently by the April obituary of Leonard Tose, who was forced to sell the Philadelphia Eagles to pay $25 million in casino gambling debts.

Not since 1929 to 1932 has the government seriously contemplated such destructive acts.

This has seriously increased the destructive impact of the oil shortages brought on by China's and India's industrialization.

Advocates of the standard view will charge that they do not take seriously enough the destructive and divisive effects of religion, hard to quantify as they might be.

We spend too much of our lives at work, to seriously dismiss the destructive ramifications of a toxic workplace.

"There's no way the most powerful corporations on the planet are going to hand over the reins to anyone who would seriously challenge their destructive practices.

Taken seriously, it could be more destructive than the nerve gas that all up-to-date chemical-warfare branches are now supposed to possess, which paralyzes the will to resist.