Sentence examples for causing devastating damage from inspiring English sources

The bombers have also used larger amounts of plastic explosives packed in vests on the front and back of their chests and packed ball bearings around the explosives, causing devastating damage to unprotected civilians.

ATLANTA — Emergency management officials in Southern states said recent budget cutting did not limit their ability to respond to the scores of tornadoes that touched down in six states on Friday and Saturday, leaving at least 44 people dead, injuring hundreds and causing devastating damage to houses, businesses and farmland.

They had watched it rise a few hundred feet and then tumble back onto the pad and explode, causing devastating damage.

An emerging infectious pathogen Hymenoscyphus pseudoalbidus has spread across much of Europe within recent years causing devastating damage on European common ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior) and associated plant communities.

Zombie killer knives glamorise violence and cause devastating damage – they have no place whatsoever in our society".

"We know that it [Zika] has caused devastating damage" in many infected fetuses, she says.

It's a comparatively easy way of using a small number of nuclear weapons to cause devastating damage.

It causes devastating damage to the lungs and eventually a transplant is sometimes the only means of survival.

But what Moore calls "mahogany tides" can cause devastating damage to economies dependent on the shellfish.

Exposures during these windows can cause devastating damage that has no counterpart in adult life (Berkman et al. 2002).

Under favourable ecological conditions, this area produces large swarms of the Asian migratory locust, which causes devastating damage to ecosystems in the region.