Sentence examples for devastating effects to from inspiring English sources
"What many do not realise is the devastating effects to [people who are] already on the breadline.
Recent work suggests that ED overcrowding compromises timeliness of resuscitative care, with potentially devastating effects to individual patients [8], and that ED overcrowding might have increased in magnitude over time [9].
Simply dumping out old electronics have devastating effects to the environment around you as well as in other corners of the world.
The BP oil spill has had devastating effects to the environment as well as humans and wildlife in the Gulf region.
But to avoid the most devastating effects to people and our planet's life support system, long-term warming should not exceed 1.5°C.
After returning to her childhood village in western Bulgaria, where she lived until the age of 11, Mimi Chakarova decided to investigate the devastating effects to Eastern European women who have been forced into the underground sex trade.
Against the stubborn Clarets, who had lost just one of their previous six games, Christian Eriksen pulled the strings from just in front of muscular frontman Kane, while Lamela cut in from the right and on to his left foot with devastating effect to score the winner.
Mr. Obama also acknowledged that many Americans cannot give an affirmative answer to the standard that Ronald Reagan used to devastating effect in 1980 to unseat President Jimmy Carter.
If they face defeat, Mr Hussein may choose not to capitulate but to deploy the poison gas he used to devastating effect against Iranian troops during the eight-year Iran-Iraq war.
Clinton was reelected then because the economy was booming, says Reich, not because he caved in to Gingrich - although he did, to devastating effect on the Democratic base.
Ms. Gillard, who subsequently used the tax to entice the Greens into supporting her minority government, was never allowed to forget those words, which the opposition used to devastating effect in painting her as dishonest.
