Sentence examples for the most destructive force from inspiring English sources

The most destructive force is crime.

Boredom is both the most creative and the most destructive force.

Climate change, however, may be the most destructive force, according to a recent study involving a researcher from UC Berkeley.

"Look, if he has time to set up and put some power behind the ball, he's the most destructive force in tennis," Courier said.

She said she had worked on the bill to abolish term limits "because it's the most destructive force we have ever had to deal with in city government".

"It's the most destructive force we have ever had to deal with in city government," said Helen Marshall, a Democratic Council member from Queens, who is one of the co-sponsors of the bill.

We must overcome the most destructive forces of the power of money in order to produce and perpetuate an acceptable quality of life for our newest and all future generations with the greatest sense of urgency.

And a study published in July by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that livestock production is among the most destructive forces driving climate change: it degrades air quality, pollutes waterways, and is the single-largest use of land.

In addition to its life sustaining role, water is one of the most destructive forces on earth in the form of tsunamis and flood disasters, which are responsible for the loss of life on a large scale.

Income inequality is one of the most destructive forces in the United States today.

But also, of course, it's one of the most destructive forces around.