Sentence examples for devastation at the same from inspiring English sources

We saw last fall the impact a changing climate can have when "Superstorm Sandy" caused horrible devastation, at the same time highlighting the fragility of our energy infrastructures and networks.

He added that it was a new experience for him, "as a photographer and just as a human," to experience the storm's devastation at the same time that its victims did.

It was a new experience for Mike Osborne, "as a photographer and just as a human," to experience a storm's devastation at the same time that its victims did.

Osborne told me that these scenes were "a very difficult thing to look at, and to encounter firsthand is certainly more palpable than the images are capable of conveying". He added that it was a new experience for him, "as a photographer and just as a human," to experience the storm's devastation at the same time that its victims did.

The town of Phil Campbell experienced significant devastation of the same magnitude as Hackleburg.

At the same time the devastation of Syria's civil war, along with unrelenting violence in Iraq and enduring political divisions among Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, have combined to cool Jordanian tempers.

At the same time large devastation has been seen in the east and south of Zimbabwe.

I wanted to show my son the devastation brought onto the land, air and water and at the same time explain the impact of what such a hazardous site can do," says Beadle.

At the same time there exists disbelief that the devastation visited upon neighbors could ever happen to them or, that is, could ever happen to them again.

The dramatic devastation at Pearl Harbor was immediately blazoned across press billboards back in England – at the same time as a blanket of silence descended on the alarming news of the concurrent Japanese invasion of Malaya.

They are also highly susceptible to frequent natural disasters such as earthquakes and hurricanes that affect the entire country at the same time, thereby intensifying the level of economic devastation.