Sentence examples for deep devastating from inspiring English sources

Two of Flacco's 11 completions were deep, devastating throws.

Is that a sign that the persistent weather pattern that plunged us into a deep, devastating drought is weakening?

According to historic sources, the event lasted several days and resulted in widespread and extreme soil erosion with gullies up to 10 m deep which devastated landscapes and ruined farmers.

In general, the outcome after treatment of a re-rupture is poor, but results following treatment of a deep infection are devastating [ 6].

Devastating wars and deep depressions did nothing to slow this forward march of progress.

To Mr. Abahira and others toiling in the fields, the restrictions have been devastating, driving them deep into poverty.

Roberts' devastating run from deep set up Joel Tomkins to stretch Wigan's lead once more, before he claimed his own second.

"The costs of a 'haircut' for municipal bondholders would be spread widely, but for Detroit's approximately 20,000 retirees, cuts would be deep and harsh and immediately devastating.

On a more hopeful note, Stolorow concludes that because death, loss, and the possibility of emotional trauma are fundamental to our existence, "we meet each other as brothers and sisters in the same dark night [and thus are able to form] bonds of deep emotional attunement within which devastating emotional pain can be held, rendered more tolerable, and, hopefully, eventually integrated" (p.49).

A hypercoagulable state early after transplanation may cause deep venous thrombosis and induces devastating complications like pulmonary embolism and death [ 2- 4].

A long-term pause in deep-water work could be devastating to local economies already struggling with fishing restrictions, frightened tourists and other effects of the spill.