Turbines would steal energy from them, of course, which would make them somewhat less destructive.
And Candler himself is somewhat self-destructive: while awaiting the arrival of his fiancée from London, he embarks on an affair with a woman who passes for well-adjusted — until you discover she's a former stripper and was very briefly (one day, to be exact) a former client of Candler's who has changed her name, had her breasts reduced and followed him to Liberty Corners.
By writing down my feelings and thoughts, I began to see a pattern of behavior that was not positive in design -- but rather, somewhat self-destructive and hindering to both my emotional and spiritual growth.
Late in the show, Sharon and Kenny morph somewhat from merely self-destructive (the sort of people who want to drag others down with them) into agents of evil purposefully mucking up the otherwise nice couple of Mary and Ben when they saw the chance.
The Clintons appear to have a somewhat unique strain of self-destructive behavior.
And the EU authorities are not "helping" Greece, any more than the US and Nato are "helping" Afghanistan – to take a somewhat analogous debate where those who oppose destructive policies are labeled "backward" and "isolationist".
The scarring can be somewhat shallow or it can manifest in spectacularly destructive, self-hatred-driven exhibitions such as found in the case of Randy Pepe, a.k.a.a
We are aware of the imperfection of the new simple name and agree that alternative proposals like primary small bile duct cholangitis, primary intrahepatic cholangitis, primary small bile duct cholangiopathy, primary biliary/peripheral (destructive) cholangitis, or primary cholangiohepatitis may come somewhat closer to what we think this inflammatory liver disorder is about.
Although the effects of diabetes and hypertension on the CV system vary somewhat, and are often distinct, their combined presence in the same patient is destructive (4).
