Sentence examples for and devastating impact of from inspiring English sources

Anjula Mutanda, relationship psychologist and ambassador for Relate: The emotional and devastating impact of cancer cannot be underestimated, and has an enormous emotional ripple effect affecting the whole family.

Although I knew that I was loved I felt unsteady, and this unsteadiness was about to be exacerbated by something that I and so many others could never have anticipated, the arrival and devastating impact of Aids.

The campaign aims to raise awareness about the prevalence and devastating impact of male suicide in the UK.

In the song, West dually discusses the spread and devastating impact of crack cocaine in black communities and champions the sovereignty of music pioneered by black musicians, metaphorically equating their contrarily addictive power and influence on American society.

In session after session, we heard about the ongoing and devastating impact of stigma and discrimination in fueling the HIV/AIDS epidemic and inhibiting access to HIV services, particularly among key affected populations.

Citing the spiraling and devastating impact of the decrepit coal-fired plant on the area citizens and the city at large, the protesters are calling on the Edison International subsidiary Midwest Generation and the city of Chicago to "quit coal" and shut down the plant.

Dying patients' spiritual and existential suffering may have a profound and devastating impact on the wellbeing of family members because it prompts their awareness of loss, which may trigger grief, depression and anxiety [ 11, 12].

These storms may have given us a preview of the devastating weather events that climate change will likely bring down the line, but this year the Gulf also taught us, to tragic effect, about the immediate and devastating impacts of our addiction to dirty energy.

The recent rise in media coverage of the wide-ranging and devastating impacts of global health, and in particular global infectious diseases, has illuminated global scourges as well as the opportunities for progress [6].

"Indigent people who owe money to Biloxi, including people who are homeless or disabled, feel pressured to divert funds for basic necessities— food, medication, utilities, and transportation to avoid jail and the devastating impact of incarceration on their families, loved ones, jobs, and housing," the lawsuit states.

The First Global Forum on HRH in 2008 produced The Kampala Declaration and Agenda for Global Action[ 6] - which recognized the HRH crisis and the devastating impact of HIV/AIDS and other diseases on health systems.