Sentence examples for devastating projects from inspiring English sources

"This is one of the most environmentally devastating projects that I've seen in the 38-year history of the Coastal Commission," said Peter Douglas, the agency's executive director.

JBIC can either align its lending policy with the international community by excluding coal, or it can risk its international reputation by supporting devastating projects like Batang.

Mr. Rendell, now the Democratic national chairman, must be devastated; the project had so excited him that he told an English visitor, "To call it virtual reality is to call Michelangelo a house painter".

After all, in a widely read editorial in The New York Times last week, she called being dropped from the project "devastating".

Thus, even if the target for carbon reduction is met, it will not be commensurate with the projected devastating global rise in temperature.

The group said the projects were devastating to the Dongria Kondh and accused the local government of not informing the community of the health risks.

Although Europe is much better equipped to deal with the economic consequences of a Grexit than it was three years ago, the political consequences would be devastating to the European project.

When the report finally came out a week ago, although it was an excoriating summary of progress, and contained really devastating criticism of the project's "appallingly poor" management, names were not named.

The news knocked futures prices down from highs reached after devastating floods had many projecting a meager harvest.

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

Criticising what they have described as a "luvvies' folly", many campaigners fear that the impact of the project would be "devastating".