| The former high-flying conglomerate had spent most of the 1990s self-destructing. |
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| When I say that the U.S. financial sector is currently self-destructing, I say this with earnestness. |
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| It's an unblinking portrayal of a self-destructing relationship, and one which anchors much of the second half of the album. |
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| When your opponent is self-destructing, keep your mouth shut. |
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| This is eerily akin to the deus-ex climaxes to movies like Independence Day, in which a semi-autonomous, broad-reaching hunk of malware is tricked into self-destructing. |
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| The movie comes out and agrees with you, and from then on makes self-destructing fun of itself in clever and amusing ways. |
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| The heat-triggered self-destructing electronic devices could be a step toward cutting e-waste, currently a major cost driver and a source of international outrage. |
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| The self-destructing feature means that personal or business video recordings can be set to stop working after a specific number of viewings or a set period of time. |
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| Other safeguards, such as security chips, fingerprint scanners, self-destructing hard drives, smart cards and encryption are more complex controls. |
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