Sentence examples for devastatingly affected from inspiring English sources

Ken Fowlie, the lawyer pursuing the class action, says: "Some former residents have been devastatingly affected.

During the month of his initial arrest, Lambesis pleaded "not guilty" and his lawyer stated: "His thought processes were devastatingly affected by his steroid use".

The poor and vulnerable will be (and already are) the most devastatingly affected by climate change, even though, historically, developing countries have not been big emitters of greenhouse gas emissions.

But what was merely surprising or clever or sentimentally touching in the Hollywood movie is, in contrast, devastatingly affecting in Duncan Dallas's 40-minute film.

Certainly he's one of the most underrated, his melodies devastatingly simple – Shame, a kind of It's a Sin for the indie generation, doesn't even bother changing chord until the chorus – yet also devastatingly affecting.

While some have expressed moderate skepticism as to Trump's ability to devastatingly affect libel laws, Nobody Speak reminds us that the complicity of our government's executive branch is not required to destroy press outlets.

Devastatingly, communities affected most by the opioid crisis, such as those in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan, were also those in which Trump prevailed during the 2016 election.

Created by Mia Lidofsky, Strangers is a genuinely affecting, lovely, and sometimes devastatingly-relatable series that just finished its first season on Facebook's "Watch" tab (both Watch and Strangers launched the first week of September).

New Zealand's poor rates of mental health and devastatingly high suicide rates stretch across social lines, and affect Māori, Pākehā, Pacific nations and Asian communities.

Dickey worked swiftly through the Pirates' order with his knuckleball wiggling devastatingly through the strike zone.

"They were devastatingly efficient".