Sentence examples for devastated group from inspiring English sources

It recalls the idea that wombs, the chambers that can repopulate a devastated group or nation, somehow make female bodies more holy.

Having interviewed more than 1,200 former captives, his challenge, he says, was to create a trauma counselling programme that could be applied in multiple locations, in another language, for a "devastated group who have endured multiple genocides".

An official with the Foreign Ministry in Hungary also confirmed their deaths and was helping the devastated tour group made plans to return to Hungary.

The groups revitalized devastated neighborhoods, cultivated loyal constituencies and frequently found themselves at odds.

Local groups like to differentiate themselves: members of the Farouq Brigade, a large rebel group based in the devastated city of Homs, sport T-shirts and key-rings embossed with their logo.

But despite high expectations, the team failed to get out of the group stages and a devastated Muirhead later admitted she had felt "star struck".

There were significant differences in daily dose of medication demanded for an earthquake victim among the three groups of residents in devastated areas (P = 0.004 by one way analysis of variance) (Table 2).

When she and two other women returned to Grozny to check on their homes, they stumbled across a group of Russian soldiers who were looting their devastated neighborhood.

In a shantytown on the outskirts of Manila, I met a group of women who had moved from typhoon-devastated Tacloban in search of better lives.

So they ran a second experiment three years after the earthquake, studying another group of 6- and 9-year-olds from the same devastated area of Sichuan, as well as a control group from a more fortunate region of the province.

Among other things, those groups have been providing hot meals to people in devastated areas, legal and psychological counseling to storm victims, cash grants to college students unable to pay their bills and home furnishings to people whose houses were destroyed.