Sentence examples for ultimately destructive from inspiring English sources

The strong, silent type can be charming but ultimately destructive.

Any new standard, these companies say, is unnecessary and ultimately destructive.

"To turn human intimate activities into market-oriented affairs is ultimately destructive," Mr. Popenoe said.

It's circular and presumably ultimately destructive, and our politics is increasingly at a tangent to reality as a result.

But how do they avoid scaremongering, in this latest of an ongoing and ultimately destructive series of school-gate chats?

While tackling such websites is clearly laudable, we should not be misled by a politically motivated and ultimately destructive measure.

A meeting at Lushan in the summer of 1959 produced an unanticipated and ultimately highly destructive outcome.

His traumatic past has left a crack in his personality that will ultimately prove destructive.

It has reminded us that there is no such thing as "perfect competition" and that unregulated and unconstrained markets are more likely to be distorted and ultimately become destructive.

Esther Agbarakwe, founder, Nigerian Youth Climate Coalition and #ClimateWednesday, Abuja, Nigeria, @estherclimate Appeal to communal values: Simply "selling" people solutions - saying that the only reason to tackle climate change is to make yourself richer or cooler - is ultimately self destructive.

It's not all bad; the action evokes a sad and touching portrait perhaps a self-portrait of an elderly man in self-portrait ofnces, whose bankelderlys flare up with a force that ultimanely proves destructine (or perhapstaticn't).