Sentence examples for devastating warning from inspiring English sources

The long wait for the start of spring, at last forecast to start in some parts of Britain this weekend, has been a mute reminder of how things might have been had Rachel Carson not written her devastating warning about the damage inflicted on the natural world by agricultural chemicals and industrial pollution.

The usually diplomatic Institute for Government has just delivered a devastating warning on how unprepared and chaotic the government's approach has been so far, condemning the bizarre division of Brexit between three new departments led, though the report doesn't say so, by three erratic, vain men).

But despite small victories, most politicians in our state capitols and Congress are ignoring the devastating warning signs: the sick people, the poisoned water wells.

'Devastating' college cuts warning.

Crises can explode without warning, devastating societies in a minutes: Hurricane Katrina, the Indian Ocean tsunami, the Sichuan earthquake.

While the hurricanes that often batter our Southern states are devastating, the early warnings provided by observation satellites have saved thousands of lives and $billions in property damage every season.

The National Weather Service's advisory for the islands conveyed a dire message, warning of "devastating damage" from the "collapse of residential structures," partial or total destruction of industrial and apartment buildings, and loss of water and electricity for days to weeks.

This method should thus prove valuable to existing monitoring programs aimed at providing aquaculture interests with an early warning of frequently devastating bloom events.

Months after Al Gore's defeat in 2000, Terry McAuliffe, then the Democratic Party chief, urged Democrats to steer clear of gun control, warning of the "devastating impact on elections" wrought by the gun lobby's monied campaign attacks.

In February 2011, after the revolution in Tunisia and as opposition was brewing in Egypt against the regime of President Hosni Mubarak, she criticised Arab leaders in a UN report for failing to provide jobs and education for youth, warning of a "devastating cycle of unemployment".

Other countries have already developed earthquake early warning systems after devastating quakes killed thousands of people.