Sentence examples for because of a devastating from inspiring English sources
That is a 1 percent increase over last year, a number slightly smaller than expected because of a devastating drought in this country that will result in a harvest 70 million tons short of earlier projections.
Yes, I had gone through the process of ordering packaged bees from Georgia and had even managed the workaround of securing two northward-trucked hives when the Georgia apiaries delayed shipment because of a devastating southern winter.
Because of a devastating outside report that found the BBC guilty of numerous journalistic and management failings, the company lost not only its two top officers -- the director general, Greg Dyke, and the chairman of the board of governors, Gavyn Davies -- but also a vicious, long-running battle with the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair.
They won't be forced into bankruptcy because of a devastating diagnosis.
And because of that virus, infected animals only infected animals—have abnormalities that mimic a devastating behavioral disorder of humans.
Tensions around the issue are high in the area, which has among the country's highest rates of emigration to Mexico's northern states and to the United States because of the devastating poverty, a legacy of generations of mining going back to the Spaniards that left large swaths of barren landscape and depleted water.
This crisis is having a devastating effect on children's health because even under the best of circumstances, the rate of malnutrition is an alarming 40 per cent.
Schizophrenia (SCZ) is a devastating psychiatric disorder with a median lifetime prevalence rate of 0.70.8%%.
The Clark Kent of "Smallville" is a young man burdened by responsibility and haunted by guilt because of the devastating meteor shower that accompanied the arrival of his interstellar life raft.
Organized by the Newtown Bridle Lands Association, a group led by Ms. Feuerberg, the competition was canceled this year because of the devastating early-season snowfall in October, which knocked out power to many homes for long periods.
