Sentence examples for devastation made from inspiring English sources

The devastation made Europeans more risk-averse than they had previously been.

Yet the province's reserves of products and manpower and its relative immunity from devastation made it an important factor in the survival of the Eastern Roman Empire.

The devastation made people rethink life's priorities: Sales of engagement and wedding rings soared, said Hisao Kato, a director of the Japan Jewelry Association in Tokyo.

Officials said the extent of the devastation made it impossible for the heavy machinery needed to search for bodies to reach the area.

A dozen soldiers reached Hsiao-lin on Tuesday afternoon, but officials said the devastation made any estimates of the death toll speculative.

But for storm chasers, this devastation made the Philippines their number-one destination.

That well-documented path of devastation makes Ms. Sterkel impatient with remarks like the one made by President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia, who called the return of the boy from Tennessee a "monstrous deed".

'Direct personal' vicarious trauma is where I experienced trauma associated with witnessing devastation making a professional separation from my objective subjects impossible.

"Before operating on a patient's brain, I realized I first had to understand his mind: his identity, his values, what makes his life worth living, and what devastation makes it reasonable to let that life end".

Seeing the current level of devastation makes you think what a huge operation it would have been to even get it to this state.

Although, some saw the devastation and made their way to help.