Sentence examples for would be destructive from inspiring English sources

After that follow-up phone interview, in which he again made an offhand remark about how badly he needed a vacation, Mr. Piven called back to ask that the sentiment be stricken from the record because to include it would be "destructive" to him "as a human being".

Anything else would be destructive self-indulgence".

They find some of the historic grievances hollow, and aims carrying prescriptions that would be destructive.

The founders' delusion was not seeing that factionalism would be destructive.

"If Israel intervened on the side of America, it would be destructive to any coalition against terrorism".

Burns had originally said that reëditing the film "would be destructive, like trying to graft an arm onto your child".

Further antagonizing Chinese writers would surely be destructive to Google's popularity among Chinese Netizens.

The searches would often be destructive, and intended so.

Thomson's proposition was that "ringways" would not only be destructive, but would also fail to deliver what Londoners wanted.

"It would be enormously destructive".

It would be very destructive".