Sentence examples for devastating extent from inspiring English sources

Don't ever lose your temper as it may hamper the child's calibre to devastating extent.

Western officials should make it clear that Iran's oil proceeds can be reduced to a devastating extent and that economic pain will be calibrated to Iranian policy.

But the devastating extent of the editing is clear: key sequences are reduced to montages and numerous scenes stop just as they're getting started.

The artist might have had in mind the spectacular hanging and burning, in 1498, of the puritanical reformer Savonarola, whose teachings may have influenced him, though to nothing like the devastating extent that they did his older peer Botticelli, who piously renounced the paganism of his own greatest works and was rumored to have burned some of them.

A recipe that has proven ineffective and -- to some extent -- devastating for the country.

Iraq has been devastated to the extent that, years later, many of its people still do not have 24-hour access to electricity.

The father of one of the two British teenagers who had acid thrown on them in Zanzibar has said they are both devastated by the extent of their injuries, which are likely to leave them with long-term physical and mental scars.

It is controversial to what extent these problems are devastating for Carnap's project, but Goodman considered them to be serious.

No clarity yet on extent of damage after devastating videos showed flames shooting into the night sky, with Tibetans heard weeping and praying.

"Since their arrival, the enormity of their ordeal is having a devastating effect on them, as is the extent of the injuries".

ZEBOV, and to a lesser extent CIEBOV, are responsible for devastating outbreaks in the African great ape populations, with ZEBOV being associated with the decline in great ape populations in the Congo basin [ 15- 17].