Sentence examples for devastating effect for from inspiring English sources

The great French cryptanalyst Georges J. Painvin succeeded in cryptanalyzing critical ADFGVX ciphers in 1918, with devastating effect for the German army in the battle for Paris.

The great French cryptanalyst Georges J. Painvin succeeded in cryptanalyzing critical ADFGVX ciphers in 1918, with devastating effect for the German army at the Second Battle of the Marne.

The charity Nature Iraq is actively campaigning to influence the building and use of these giant structures that can have such a devastating effect for the lives of people and wildlife.

The danger is that remittances from Africans in the diaspora could decline as their incomes are affected in the west, with a potentially devastating effect for households in the continent and beyond.

In the hour after the contest between the Milibands was resolved in Manchester, Tomkins and his big brother, Joel, combined to devastating effect for Wigan as Leeds's dream of a fourth consecutive Grand Final win was shattered by three scrappy tries in the space of 10 minutes either side of half-time.

"But I cannot support an out-of-town shopping centre which will have a devastating effect for at least 300 years".

Working Towards Progress with Equity Under Decentralisation: The Situation of Children and Women in Indonesia 2000-2010, 2011 The multiple political, fiscal, and economic crises in the late 1990s saw devastating effects for much of the Indonesian population, but for women and children in particular.

I have seen for myself the devastating effect of trade distorting subsidies, and of outdated tariffs - remnants of a long gone colonial age.

Other critical infrastructure including the M25, Immingham container port and major electricity grid sites have all come close to disaster from flooding in recent years, and in March professionals warned that the healthcare system was "unprepared for devastating effects of climate change".

Given the emerging evidence for devastating effects of glycocalyx damage in acute [ 9, 22, 27] and chronic [ 23] illness, including cardiovascular disease [ 21- 23], this finding is notable.

British health systems are unprepared for the "devastating" effects of climate change, leading health bodies have warned.