Sentence examples for devastating cost from inspiring English sources

There are members of the Iranian elite who appreciate the devastating cost of Iran's intransigence and want a different approach to the international community.

The latest figures from the Census Bureau show the devastating cost of the recession and why putting Americans back to work must be Washington's top priority.

That's nice, even if in the end it comes down to the same old story of love, glory and the devastating cost of female wrinkles.

It seems to have cost him little personally but it's had a devastating cost for the people of Zimbabwe, many of whom remain outside the country's borders".

It seems the devastating cost of America's post-9/11 wars has not dawned on Romney; nor has what they say about a world where U.S. power is unrivaled but insufficient for the United States to impose its will.

"Only the retention of our independent deterrent makes clear to any adversary that the devastating cost of an attack on the UK or its allies will always be far greater than anything it might hope to gain".

The show does two contradictory things at once, both brilliantly: it captures the impatient emergence of a budding artistic personality with a perfect mixture of sympathy and skepticism, and also reckons the sometimes devastating costs of a young artist's desire to set himself free and make himself real.

He has escaped a reasonable accounting for the economic implosion of the markets on his watch and the devastating costs his policies will have on the American taxpayer.

Malaysia launches Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS KUALA LUMPUR, 25 November 2005 – Children are increasingly bearing the brunt of HIV with devastating costs to society, UNICEF warned as it unveiled the 'Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS' campaign in Malaysia.

By Indra Kumari Nadchatram KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia, 25 November 2005 – Children are increasingly bearing the brunt of HIV with devastating costs to society the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) warned as it unveiled the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign in Malaysia.

Valentine took over a team that had imploded in 2011 with a September collapse so devastating it cost Terry Francona his job, though Francona had won two World Series as Boston's manager.