Sentence examples for will destructive from inspiring English sources

Or will destructive companies end up being saviors of forests like Tongka?

The president hopes that his budget will channel destructive anger into support for his policies.

What scientists can predict is that climate change will add destructive force to future storms.

But critics fear that coalition "chaos" will be destructive, not creative.

They must have areas for "rooting" (digging in the ground) and will become destructive if their natural behaviour is not allowed.

Tariq Reibl, Oxfam's humanitarian response manager for the Philippines, says that climate change will mean destructive storms, disastrous enough in isolation, will increasingly occur in procession.

But he added, "I think there are forces out there that have been and will be destructive to our situation in Toronto.

The original Fifth Avenue site is the right location, and a move to the Village sets a horrific precedent and will be destructive to a historic New York site.

And this will be destructive; not only will output be below potential, but depressed incomes and deflation will make it harder for the Sams to pay down their debt.

When δ = (2m − 1)λ/2, there will be destructive interference.

The Greek republic's financial sector is indeed bloated and needs paring back, but another round of tax hikes in an economy already overburdened with government levies will be destructive to its recovery.