Sentence examples for devastating numbers from inspiring English sources
The devastating numbers from the final quarter of the fiscal year contributed to a worse-than-expected net loss of 436.9 billion yen, or $4.4 billion, for the year that ended in March.
About 96% of the women who access the crisis accommodation are Indigenous and most have serious physical assault injuries but Gipey says they still see non-Indigenous women in devastating numbers.
Based on the proven trend that sexual violence is drastically underreported, these devastating numbers could be even larger.
In the face of such devastating numbers, it's time the American Cancer Society cancer-linked chemicals seriously, to protect patients and prevent cancer.
I recently caught Oliver on an episode of Kevin Rose's show Foundations and was thrilled to hear him bring some awareness to the devastating numbers of diabetic amputations in California and the US.
One prime example of the phenomenon is West Nile virus, which wiped out a devastating number of songbirds, as the disease spread across the Western Hemisphere in the early 2000s, Brook explained.
The tsunami that followed the 8.9-magnitude earthquake wreaked havoc along a huge stretch of Japan's north-east coast, sweeping far inland and devastating a number of towns and villages.
The tsunami that followed the 8.9-magnitude earthquake wreaked havoc along a huge stretch of on Japan's north-east coast, sweeping far inland and devastating a number of towns and villages.
She fears that abolishing the payments would deal a further, devastating blow to numbers entering the profession and to the diversity of its workforce.
Though it claims fewer turtles than the food market, the pet trade has devastated a number of species, turtle experts said, including all four tortoise species from Madagascar, the pancake tortoise of Kenya and Tanzania, and the Egyptian tortoise.
The businesses accepted that the falling cost of solar photovoltaic panels should be reflected in falling subsidies, but the industry said cutting support by over 50% in the next six weeks would devastate the number of installations on homes, schools and small businesses.
