Rebuilding So, the post-tsunami fertility boom was driven not only by parents who lost a child but also by others in the devastated communities who contributed to rebuilding after the devastating disaster.
Our $226 billion deficit with China has meant shuttered factories, lost jobs and devastated communities across America.
The consolidated school, formed in 2006, attracts students from the devastated communities of Port Sulphur, Buras and Boothville-Venice.
The Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 not only devastated communities, it also laid bare the shortcomings of the armed forces, which proved to be ill-equipped and demoralised.
We see the angry faces of protesters and striking miners from inside her car, not the devastated communities they come from.
Perhaps this is the postelection call to action for athletes, so many of whom come from underserved and economically devastated communities where hope is often in short supply.
Deforestation and an unusually early melt of the winter snow in 2010 created extreme mudslides and floods that devastated communities from Kalam to Bahrain.
There is truth in these stories, as we've seen in the past few days — the rescues and coöperation in devastated communities, the absence of looting, the well-rehearsed emergency-response protocols by many institutions of government.
Volunteers from all over the city and beyond have descended upon the devastated communities, providing cash, supplies and assistance to locals marooned in waterlogged homes without food or power.
Thanks to tough bargaining by Secretary Donovan, hundreds of millions of dollars will be spent as Congress intended and fairness requires: helping to rebuild devastated communities and helping the most vulnerable residents rebuild their lives.
So in the most devastated communities, families are being forced to make difficult financial calculations: can they afford the new flood insurance premiums, which, at worst, can reach as high as $30,000 a year?
