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Penalty points are destructive to relationships. They make a woman feel unappreciated and a man less giving.

What if it is finally realized that war and military spending is always destructive to the economy?

Glaucoma can be very destructive to your vision; in fact, it's the second-leading cause of blindness in the United States.

The answer is : No. The results are just as destructive to the pious certainties of " progressives" as to those of their opponents .

There is nothing more destructive to a manufacturer than to process good that go in the scrap bin and create poor customer relations.

So it is hard to think of any image more destructive to our cause than turning off lights.

It is less destructive to soil than conventional tillage and is believed to help soil retain more organic matter and moisture.

clash of interests between private and public transportation as artificial and destructive to the health of these cities.

"I've concluded that the state government shutdown would be too destructive to too many Minnesotans, " he told the crowd.

It hurts too much to stay angry and it becomes self - destructive to hold back forgiveness.

Now, as an election approaches, it's not just a theory. We can see for ourselves how destructive to our democracy this can become.

And fourth, the crisis was destructive to many firms because solvency worries led to liquidity problems.

The treatment of cancer using specific chemical agents or drugs that are selectively destructive to malignant cells and tissues.

"I've learned that the way I fished was destructive to the environment, " Salim Haji, a fisherman in the small islet, told the Monitor.

Such a habit is destructive to the morals of youth.

Policies that are destructive to economic development should be abandoned.

Copper mining can be particularly destructive to the environment.

Smut fungus causing blackish blisters on scales and leaves of onions ; especially destructive to seedlings .

The results show that the method is of high reliability and not destructive to weld joints.

Remember that Anger is destructive to your personal relationships.

Sadly, some will develop a dependency and become physically, emotionally, and socially destructive to themselves for many years.

But gridlock as a political strategy is destructive to the country.

Higher tax rates are destructive to growth and would ratify the recent spending excesses.

The tsunami unleashed by the 2004 Indonesian quake was far more destructive to far-off places than the tsunami generated near Japan.

The burden of debt is as destructive to freedom as subjugation by conquest.

Either way, it's really destructive to talk only about the dangers of sex.

The higher the temperature, the more destructive to capsaicinoids.

small weevil having a prolonged snout; destructive to e. g. grains and nuts.

Mass incident is destructive to social and economy system.

The quality or condition of being toxic or destructive to the liver.

Destructive to wood, as certain crustaceans or fungi.

This can be destructive to our motivation and self-esteem.

The State shall protect the coal resources according to law and forbid any indiscriminate mining which is destructive to the coal resources.

Destructive to the delivery of small objects.

But it is doubly destructive to cut them down to get to fossil fuels, which then cook the planet yet more.

These drugs are destructive to white blood cells.

Therefore, after you promote a step to test mode, you can make only those changes that are not destructive to the target table.

The coating provides an environment that is destructive to airborne pathogens.

a policy that is destructive to the economy; destructive criticism.

It is arrogant for the well-off to praise work that is truly dreadful and destructive to workers.

A destructive act; a policy that is destructive to the economy.

We can see for ourselves how destructive to our democracy this can become.

A small black and white insect (Blissus leucopterus) that is very destructive to grains and grasses.

School violence is a behavour that being anarchic and destructive to school's stability and studying circumstance.

"Hope" : panel whether the formation of non-destructive (to avoid the bump or tilt);

"Vulgarity is not as destructive to an artist as snobbery, " she once warned;

Particle contamination is destructive to lubricants and equipment

be destructive to children's self-esteem