Sentence examples for devastating example from inspiring English sources

In one devastating example, Westen compares George W. Bush's aw-shucks delivery to Al Gore's rationalism.

Is there a more devastating example of a utopian plan gone horribly wrong than the Great Leap Forward in 1958?

The third, even more devastating, example of failure to see things in joined-up terms is pensions.

But we have the positive example of Germany 60 years ago, and the devastating example of the Latin American debt crisis 30 years ago.

"A devastating example of a garbled message occurred long before voice mail, e-mail, etc., and it ruined the day for every British subject," he writes.

This technique was perfected by Breaking Bad's Box Cutter, but perhaps the most devastating example of a title becoming freighted with almost unbearable significance after the fact is The Shield's Family Meeting.

Multiple independent reports, each littered with devastating examples of the human casualties, have proved this.

The implications of Williams & Wilkins are indeed devastating: for example, there is no reason the circularity argument would not similarly apply when an infringer sells complete copies of entire books.

While Harvey offers a dramatic example, devastating storms are becoming more frequent and severe around the world.

In 1998, for example, devastating floods in the Yangtze River Basin killed thousands of people, left millions homeless and caused more than $25 billion in economic loss.

There is still plenty of variability year to year, with the recent quiet stretch including, for example, the devastating Hurricane Andrew in 1992.