Sentence examples for devastating aftereffects from inspiring English sources
Child sexual abuse, she said, "has devastating aftereffects which haunt the victims as they grow into adulthood".
Only later would some, like Shoji, come to discover that the most devastating aftereffects were like ghosts: coming and going on a whim, wreaking forms of havoc often incomprehensible to outsiders and, sometimes, even to those who suffered it.
Their first joint venture was Outrage (1950), a socially conscious tale about the devastating aftereffects of a rape on a young woman (played by Mala Powers); Lupino, Young, and Malvin Wald cowrote the script.
Its devastating aftereffects -- a sharply devalued ruble, the disappearance of imports, a government cut off from addictive foreign loans -- turned out to be fuel for an economy that had simply run out of gas.
In fact, this elite retreat normally held in the Swiss ski-resort town of Davos opened its inaugural session in New York with much self-conscious discussion of two themes: the aftereffects of devastating terrorist attacks, and the complaints of knots of sober protesters outside in the rain on Park Avenue that the newly global economy has left out millions of people.
