Sentence examples for truly destructive from inspiring English sources

Are the trails merely ugly or truly destructive?

But a truly destructive cycle of deflation is still not the most likely outcome.

Your article portrays most officials in Uruguay as seeking to separate the marijuana market from those of substances they acknowledge as truly destructive, such as cocaine paste etc.

Yet 1 billion out of 7 billion are undernourished; half our fellow creatures are in danger of extinction; the Earth as a whole is falling apart before our eyes – and it's due not to the fecklessness of humanity or the shortcomings of the Earth but to truly destructive strategies imposed from above.

If we do then we can easily slip into a downward spire that is a truly destructive episode.

But then Trump suggests something truly destructive.

It's really destructive".

The sad irony is that humanity escaped the truly horrific destructive potential of advanced programs during the cold war -- President Richard M. Nixon halted the United States program in 1969.

Bottom Line If you know someone that is showing truly financially destructive behavior, try to approach the person and let them know that they are hurting themselves.

Were Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin truly self-destructive or simply pampered druggies whose charmed lives were cut short in one fatal moment of overindulgence?

Shakespeare, by compressing the plot into a matter of days, making Hamlet full-grown, and having the murder a secret known only to Hamlet, through the Ghost, makes Hamlet's show of madness not just superfluous but truly self-destructive — it does nothing but draw suspicious attention to him.