Sentence examples for devastating affect from inspiring English sources

Such a reduction will have a devastating affect, the state public defender James Dixon told the Guardian.

These differing figures may seem small in themselves, but have a devastating affect on the amount you will need to save for a reasonable retirement income.

The schoolboy's father, Dean Williamson, 38, told The Lancashire Telegraph the loss of his son had had a devastating affect on the family.

The changes - which will have a devastating affect on biodiversity hotspots such as the Amazonian and Indonesian rainforests - will wipe out numerous species that are unable to move to stay within their preferred climate range.

This had a devastating affect on the families.

Two wickets late on the second day had put the visitors in the driving seat, but Davies joined Burns at the crease to devastating affect.

In 1908, Lewis Hine felt so strongly about the devastating affects of child labor that he quit working as a New York City school teacher to become an investigative photographer for the National Child Labor Committee.

The evidence is mounting on the devastating affects of childhood abuse and neglect.

"It's finally an honest look at the devastating affects of cancer," says Doyle.

"In these moments, fellow deputies," Levin warned, "an abrupt turn in economic policy would have devastating affects on our economy.

We're entering a phase of acute human rights disruption that could potentially have devastating affects for each and every one of us… if we have the misfortune to end up in a closed British court.