Sentence examples for affected massive from inspiring English sources

Because other bonds would be similarly affected, massive problems would result for banks worldwide, which would be left holding bonds of declining value.

Sternberg said at Google he learned to work on products that scaled and affected massive groups of people — something he hopes Honor will also do, given the 2 million caregiving professionals he is hoping to enlist, he said.

The worst-hit areas are some of Pakistan's most impoverished, and had already been affected massive flooding in 2010.

The list of affected companies is massive, so check the FDA's complete rundown here.

It should be also considered that in the affected tissues the massive and rapid co-aggregation can be a lesser evil as this can effectively remove from circulations more toxic and damaging species.

We continue to airlift essential supplies to the affected countries on a massive scale.

4 On the other hand, patients undergoing an intentionally limb-saving treatment with ILP still have a short- or long-term risk up to 40% of loss of the affected limb due to massive necrosis of the tumor and overlying skin resulting in a soft tissue deficit, late local recurrence, or critical leg ischemia.

Sri Lanka in the aftermath of the 26 December 2004 tsunami represents such an example: a hastily designed coastal buffer zone policy has incited massive relocation of affected populations and resulted in social, economic and environmental problems that threaten the well-being of poor coastal communities.

This resulted in massive numbers of affected individuals seeking care at the public and private health services.

Chronic, non-healing wounds (Box 1) can be debilitating for the affected individual and place a massive financial burden on healthcare systems.

As appropriate, any findings were either marked as being 'present' or they were graded (1 5) with increasing severity (minimal to massive), increasing numbers of affected units, etc. (very few to extensive numbers), or increasing size of affected tissue, etc. (very small to extensive size).