Sentence examples for still destructive from inspiring English sources
"Today it looks more like a tropical storm — still destructive but maybe not devastating".
Hundreds of other structures bear the marks of smaller, though still destructive, weaponry: mortars, rocket-propelled grenades, machine guns.
Thus, for both physical and mental reasons, it is vital to face the ways we've been hurt in the past and to separate from their still destructive influences in the present.
He insisted that the flow of staff out of the division was still "damaging" but not yet "destructive".
Contrary to the Fed's inflation worries, the real threats to the boom are deflation, rising taxes, regulation and a still-destructive IMF.
At the same time Emanuel was on CBS anointing Limbaugh top dog, over on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos Rove was demonstrating why he is the real force and the real danger in the wounded-but-still-destructive GOP.
The process was made still more destructive by many hedge funds' reliance on leverage — funds often make bets totalling four or five times their capital.
Because the physical properties of NEOs are so poorly known, however, it is possible that such measures could do more harm than good e.g., by breaking a large object into numerous smaller, but still potentially destructive, pieces without deflecting them enough to miss Earth.
The potato pathogen, P. infestans, was responsible for the Irish potato famine and is still a destructive pathogen of concern for bio-security [ 4].
"The Boy Scouts are still sending a destructive message".
South L.A. is still a viciously destructive place.
