Sentence examples for devastating operations from inspiring English sources

"The intent is not devastating operations, but raising the temperature to create deterrence," said Vali Nasr, a former State Department official who worked on these issues and was recently named dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

Despite the decline in the central Appalachia coal mining operations, devastating mountaintop removal operations continue--the war on Appalachia is far from over.

Farmers resisted from the start, saying the route would cut diagonally through some of the nation's most fertile acreage, devastating their operations.

In Paris yesterday, Mr Kerry spearheaded further diplomatic efforts to reach a halt of devastating Israeli military operations in Gaza and Hamas rocket fire at Israel.

Budget experts said the dollar amount of the cuts might not be devastating to government operations or to the economy, particularly if agencies had discretion in how they carried them out.

As India's King Coal -- India Coal -- goes public this week on the stock market in a historic sale, devastating coal mine operations in the state of Jharkhand continue to displace adivasi tribal populations, and employ women and children in unsafe conditions.

Americans already feeling threatened by the nuclear programs of countries like Iran and North Korea will have even greater reason to worry when the Trump Administration has to de-fund the key watchdog monitoring civilian nuclear programs around the world (the U.S. is the IAEA's largest donor, so de-funding would be devastating to its operations).

Testifying last month at the first bipartisan US Senate hearing on mountaintop removal in a generation, DEP Secretary Huffman stunned the crowd by chucking his environmental protection mandate out the window and openly defended the reckless part of West Virginia's Big Coal economy beholden to devastating mountaintop removal operations.

"Losing that franchise would be devastating to their operation".

In 1996 a devastating investigation into its operations concluded that it had not followed even basic principles of financial accounting.

Huge logging operations are devastating the Carolina swamp forests, which are among the world's most biodiverse temperate forests and home to the only wild population of Venus fly traps and other carnivorous plants.