Sentence examples similar to devastating to school from inspiring English sources

"It's devastating to the school district," she said.

For these kids, it is devastating to pass through elementary school to high school without assistance for their difficulties and receive years of "F" grades.

"It's not going to be devastating to most high schools to have more students pass a few tests; they know this is coming," said John Garvey, who recently retired as the liaison between the city's Education Department and CUNY.

Jerome Kunkel told WLWT it was "devastating" to be banned from school.

He called on the government to work with the profession to address the factors making teachers feel demoralised and undervalued, and reverse "devastating" cuts to school budgets which put added pressure on teachers.

Labour accused the government of "throwing more good money after bad" while the Liberal Democrats described it as an unbelievable decision in the face of "devastating cuts to school budgets".

We will skip over a few other encounters, one with two women sitting near us in a Cork restaurant, one of whom told us their children were "fully devastated to go back to school because the weather is so fine after a summer drowned by rain," and end our conversational journey in Limerick, a city at the head of the Shannon and near the airport for our flight home.

The children at The Jane Lane School were devastated to find their aviary had been broken into overnight on 3 May.

Isobel opened it at the school, but was devastated to think he could have found out where they were.

She was bullied at school and was devastated to be told, at 12, she couldn't be fixed until her bones stopped growing.

She was bullied at school and was devastated to be told, at 12, she couldn't be fixed until her bones stopped growing.