Sentence examples for devastation and destruction from inspiring English sources
They have the potential to cause a great deal of devastation and destruction, and there's still a great deal that we don't know or don't understand about them.
The scenes of devastation and destruction stretched from Esmeraldas province on the northern border with Colombia south to Manta and Portoviejo.
Occupation was accompanied by devastation and destruction on a massive scale and a civilian death toll estimated by one source at 655,000.
The stories of devastation and destruction on the local news lately have not provided much in the way of relief — unless, that is, you happened to catch sight of a sign-language interpreter named Lydia Callis.
I'm here because of all the provable, quantifiable facts, because of the devastation and destruction in our schools with our health care, in our economy, with our small business owners.
As news first filtered through of his possible arrest #Bashir was trending on Twitter with human rights campaigners sharing images of the devastation and destruction in Darfur using #arrestBashir.
Therefore, it looks as if we are going to witness for years and maybe decades to come a great deal of devastation, destruction and killing".
On the other side, German cities were leveled by Allied bombers, and in the final invasion of Germany from both east and west there was much retaliatory devastation, destruction, and pillage.
And the Second World War, again, led to a major destruction and to devastation, repeating even a worse scale what had happened during the First World War.
"We have seen first hand the destruction and the devastation caused by these bombings, these attacks," says former SAS trooper Ben Griffin.
There is a growing body of science that connects pollution, deforestation, wetlands destruction, and stream devastation with increasing cancer, autism, developmental disabilities, infertility, flooding, and drought; and yet the legality of polluting, as long as you have the necessary permits, is settled law.
