Sentence examples for devastating effect of this from inspiring English sources

"And now we're seeing the devastating effect of this unprecedented poor economy on our streets as well," Mr. Hess said.

But the new documentary, alongside other pieces of research, shows the very real and devastating effect of this simplified rendering of the facts.

"Perhaps the most devastating effect of this unprecedented wave of violence is the fact that people in Veracruz are being deprived of vital information of one of the issues that is obviously having a very serious effect in the lives of the people, which is the level of violence, the number of killings," said Carlos Lauría, who monitors Latin America for the Committee to Protect Journalists.

RTVi's report on the Moyer's blocked adoption of Vitaly, shows the despicable and devastating effect of this entanglement of orphaned children in politics.

Medical journals and other sources do not show evidence that cholera occurred in Haiti before 2010, despite the devastating effect of this disease in the Caribbean region in the 19th century.

They quote figures about the allegedly devastating effect of the ban on New York's bar trade, while the Irish Department of Health cites statistics showing it has had no effect in New York at all.

Golding, operating the firing mechanism on the bridge of his ship, clearly saw the indiscriminate, devastating effect of the wall of fire and destruction that was unleashed as his myriad rockets erupted on beachheads and coastal villages.

Like many around the world, we have been watching the devastating effects of the Ebola virus in West Africa.

Further adding to this possibly devastating effect of smoking, the prospect of a potential benefit from using IGRAs as part of the TB control strategy in low resource settings seem, if possible, even more bleak.

This he leaves the woman with devastating effect of uncontrolled leakage of urine".

I have seen for myself the devastating effect of trade distorting subsidies, and of outdated tariffs - remnants of a long gone colonial age.