Sentence examples for devastating frequency from inspiring English sources

The sickness will be rooted in football's tragic flaw, which is that it inflicts concussions on its players with devastating frequency.

After Mircea I's death, princes succeeded one another on the throne with devastating frequency.

For his part, Diggs posted a powerful poem about the fear and confusion many young children feel in the wake of police shootings that appear on the evening news with devastating frequency. .

The sheer concentration of people, businesses and resources is making cities much more vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change, such as rising sea-levels and increasing severity and frequency of devastating storms.

The associated morbidities of radical therapies, primarily impotence and incontinence, are devastating and occur at a high frequency.

On the other, even a fairly modest rise in average temperatures translates into a much higher frequency of extreme events — like the devastating drought now gripping America's heartland — that do vast damage.

Devastating health effects from recent heat waves, and projected increases in frequency, duration, and severity of heat waves from climate change, highlight the importance of understanding health consequences of heat waves.

The world has recently faced a sharp surge in the frequency of extremely severe natural disasters, and the effects have been devastating.

Hurricane Juan alerted residents, governments, utilities, and emergency management agencies throughout Atlantic Canada to improve preparations for devastating events such as hurricanes, especially with climatological data pointing to possible increased frequency of major ocean storms and extratropical cyclones.

Tornadoes, record-breaking heat waves, devastating floods, and worst-in-a-century storms are rocking U.S. communities with alarming frequency.

The results of this study were devastating, and showed that there was no difference in either the time required for tumours to develop, or the overall tumour frequency, in immunocompetent mice as compared to athymic mice.