Sentence examples for devastated space from inspiring English sources

When Midtown Detroit Inc bought the property they noted that it had been through the hands of five different developers in the previous five years, all of whom found themselves flummoxed by the idea of how to renovate such a huge and devastated space.

Nikon is best known for its cameras, but smartphones have devastated the space and the company is among many like it hoping to salvage profits by focusing on more specialized devices and components.

The global financial crisis devastated funding for national space programs.

For a kid, that brief thousand days of the Kennedy presidency were a heady mix of exhilaration and despair: I was alternately captivated by the family's youth, energy and charisma; terrified at the prospect of nuclear annihilation during the Cuban missile crisis; thrilled by the early flights of the space program; devastated by the assassination in 1963.

Rubio told Politico the appointment "could be devastating for the space program". .

The truth is, even if back in 1908 we had the current array of "surveys" that are constantly scanning the skies, we might well have missed the 100m-wide space rock that devastated a region in Siberia as large as Greater London - the Tunguska event.

Aggravated swelling with bone erosion in the articular facet and joint space that was practically devastated was observed after 28 days from CFA induction (Additional file 1: Figure S1B).

There's also a flamethrower this time around, which is "devastating in confined spaces".

Britain in the late-80s was awash in unemployment and economic slowdown, and many promoters started throwing parties in spaces that had been devastated by the recession.

The Oklahoman, published in the city that McVeigh devastated with his 1995 bombing, naturally devotes lavish space to the bland horror of his last moments.

She has also dishevelled the space: the ceiling looks as if it has been devastated by fire or flood, with sooty beams and curling strips of paper.