Sentence examples for a particularly devastated from inspiring English sources

Of more than 500 properties in a particularly devastated section of Staten Island — mostly the Oakwood Beach area — there are fewer than a dozen buyouts so far.

But modern warfare takes a particularly devastating toll, and many of the treasures of this city, so steeped in history, are simply lost forever.

Farmer defines the earthquake as an "acute-on-chronic" event, one in which a natural disaster took a particularly devastating toll because of the context in which it took place.

These climate change-induced effects have taken a particularly devastating toll on the Great Barrier Reef off the east coast of Australia.

Personality-based consultancies and similar firms can be particularly devastated when a top partner takes his clients elsewhere.

Ruddock also broke both Cole's legs with one tackle in a reserve game and didn't seem particularly devastated about the fact.

Three neighborhoods of Fort McMurray were particularly devastated by the fire.

Chief White said that his members were particularly devastated by the firefighter deaths on Sept. 11.

The twenty-year war had killed over two million people and particularly devastated the southern half of the country.

In her first comments on the embattled professor's return, his former executive assistant Tyann Sorrell told the Guardian that she was "hurt and angry" to learn of his arrival on campus and was particularly devastated to read Choudhry's op-ed in the student paper that attempted to discredit her substantiated claims.

The dictatorship was particularly repressive, the economy particularly devastated, the opposition particularly full of shady characters.