Sentence examples for a devastating impact for from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry the financial crisis has had such a devastating impact for our country.

"I'm sorry the financial crisis has had such a devastating impact for our country," Mr. Prince said.

Lieberman believes the use of stop-and-frisk under Bloomberg and Kelly "will have a devastating impact for decades on the lives of an untold number of people of colour in New York".

The leader of Waltham Forest council, Chris Robbins, said: "We have significant levels of deprivation in our borough and BSF was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to raise aspirations … That chance has been snatched away from future generations and will have a devastating impact for years to come".

A coalition of patient organizations, including the Parkinson's Action Network and the Society for Women's Health Research, told the government in a letter that the new system "could have a devastating impact on payment for critical treatments for seriously ill patients, with reimbursement for some essential procedures cut as much as 30percentt".

WASHINGTON — In an effort to put pressure on Congressional Republicans, the White House warned on Sunday that automatic budget cuts scheduled to take effect this week would have a devastating impact on programs for people of all ages in every state.

In a perfect gift for mothers just short of Mother's Day, House Republicans have once again introduced legislation with a charming title and a potentially devastating impact for working women and families.

"If there are violations and problems it can have a devastating impact across the board, for all gene therapy research, at every institution," Dr. Caplan said.

And Republicans have confirmed the abolition of the Obamacare mandate to purchase health insurance, which could have a devastating impact on the market for individual insurance plans.

He did so, he says, because the project will have a devastating impact on the valley, for the mountain into which excavators have begun burrowing is rich in asbestos, a substance so toxic that "there is no such thing as a harmless level of exposure".

Dubbed the "agent orange" of the 21st century, depleted uranium (DU) will continue to have a devastating impact on Iraqi society for generations to come.