Sentence examples for too destructive from inspiring English sources

But the alternative is too destructive to accept.

Nuclear weapons make hegemonic wars too destructive, and thus victory meaningless.

And Professor Byard said that electrical, lighting and ventilation requirements could prove too destructive.

But he apparently decided that a battle would be too destructive.

Have you been persuaded that beef is waning on the American plate because it's too destructive to the ecosystem, too hormone-pumped and too corn-fed artery-clogging?

Plans to realign Spring and Early Streets within the redevelopment area to ease rush-hour traffic have been scrapped for now as too costly and too destructive.

And it is true that there has been too much destructive farming there.

Here too, the destructive test shows a significantly reduced amount of adhesive than in the following areas.

These folks, and their cousins at the IMF, routinely recommend policies that are too often destructive: floating exchange rates, devaluations, higher taxes.

Although his instincts are often decent, I find his acts too often destructive.

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