Sentence examples for devastating situations from inspiring English sources

Many other American cities face similarly devastating situations.

This is a searing drama about the way good people find themselves in devastating situations.

The ability to instantly text donations to relief agencies resulted not only in a groundswell of donations, but also in increased public awareness and concern for the devastating situations in those nations.

"We do not want to see a repeat of the devastating situation in Redcar and nor should the Government".

It looked to me like someone trying to make a name for themselves out of a terrible situation, a devastating situation.

The ability to instantly text donations to relief agencies resulted not only in a groundswell of donations, but increased public awareness and concern for the devastating situation in those nations.

During his month-long trial at the Old Bailey, her killer did all he could to blame, discredit and misrepresent her, making an already devastating situation for her family and friends much worse.

"Humidity that comes from the Amazon in the form of vapor clouds - what we call 'flying rivers' - has dropped dramatically, contributing to this devastating situation we are living today," Antonio Nobre, a Climate Scientist at INPE, Brazil's National Space Research Institute, said.

As activists, politicians and campaigners gather for the first Girl Summit on child marriage and female genital mutilation (FGM), a report by Unicef, the UN's children's agency, reveal the devastating situation of millions of women.

When Valentine was asked to evaluate Benitez's performance, he explained a devastating situation simply by saying, "He just missed getting O'Neill out and then they got a couple of singles".

"As a photographer working in this devastating situation it is very rewarding to be able to try and give something directly back and get involved in a project like this that has direct and measurable results in raising awareness, and hopefully money, to help the people that we meet and photograph," says Adam Dean, whose images from Japan were featured in this magazine last month.