Sentence examples for devastating practices from inspiring English sources
Johnson says that his opponents are just what industry wants to keep their devastating practices in place.
"A lot of people are concentrated on what is one of the most most visceral and visible environment devastating practices".
Poverty and encroachment onto their lands by ranchers, farmers and loggers wielding environmentally devastating practices has led many indigenous groups to forsake traditional land use practices for often unsustainable hunting, agriculture, and timber harvest methods.
The book closes with biblical floods, washing away crops, homes and people; in 2014, the Gulf coast and east coast take years to recover from hurricanes – if not biblical in scope, then at least devastating in practice.
Whatever taxes and jobs are supposedly dependent on London's banks, it cannot recompense the devastating damage their practices have done to the British economy.
Previously firms were paid for work on a case-by-case basis, or for a set of cases, and critics of the changes say they favour bigger firms and are devastating for smaller practices, among which specialists in family law are often found.
These diverse sub-specialty practitioners are united because there is strength in numbers, and the negative financial impact of losing the ability to continue self-referral would be devastating to their practices.
What these figures mean in practice is devastating.
"It means they will no longer be able to ignore how this practice is devastating our environment".
These tactics were put in practice with devastating effect at the Battle of the Bismarck Sea in March 1943.
While many major retailers have made commitments to sustainable seafood, these pledges only go so far: without ongoing oversight of practices before the product gets into their hands, the complex and fragmented supply chains involved in sea food delivery can mask bad practices -- ranging from slave labor to harmful fishing practices -- with devastating consequences.
