"We have probably the most destructive regulatory environment virtually since the inception" of this sector, said Sanjay Kapoor, chief operating officer of Airtel's South Asia operations, during a meeting Thursday of telecommunications operators in New Delhi organized by the Cellular Operators Association of India.
Fortunately, the FL ornamental invertebrate fishery has virtually no destructive bycatch, as most collected animals are gathered by hand to ensure quality.
And, by the way, that's how they skate on virtually every bit of destructive policy, which is every policy they have".
That made me like, 'I'll show you.' And my way of doing that was getting really self-destructive and virtually suicidal.
By 1970, Krugman writes, "discussion of investor irrationality, of bubbles, of destructive speculation had virtually disappeared from academic discourse.
Supporters claim fracking will herald an age of cheaper gas – in the US, shale gas accounts for a quarter of the country's gas industry and fracking has helped cut gas prices by 25% in the four years to 2012 – and liken it to keyhole surgery, its operations virtually invisible above ground, unlike destructive mining and intrusive wind power.
Talk about self-destructive tendencies.
Since 1989, when Taylor emerged as one of Africa's most ruthless and relentlessly destructive warlords, the country has been devastated by virtually non-stop civil war.
In parts of it one wants to shield one's eyes from the stupid, destructive decisions made by virtually every character.
The great advantage of X-rays over other methods is the non-destructive nature of this technique, which enables virtually an unlimited number of measurements without destruction of the material.
