Sentence examples for devastation produced from inspiring English sources

This discussion can be followed in its entirety here.THE devastation produced by the financial crisis has made everybody aware of the impact financial systems have on economic prosperity.

But those engineers said that widely available software could have been used to predict at least some aspects of the devastation produced by planes of a particular weight and speed striking specific floors.

Morally the Great War was no chest-thumping crusade, just the inevitable outcome of itching rivalries between the great powers of the time, like most wars.The human devastation it produced was also extremely localised.

Her "menopausal rage" has produced devastation and rising sea levels.

An environmental devastation has been produced by the ceaseless pursuit of profit from data-mining in every legal way imaginable.

Judge Mukasey said he feared the plot could have produced devastation on "a scale unknown in this country since the Civil War" that would make the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, which had left six people dead, "almost insignificant by comparison".

September 13: The devastation in America has produced photographs that will haunt the world for ever.

The storm produced widespread devastation and killed thousands of people, and many Filipino officials considered it to be the country's worst natural disaster.

By far the worst-hit region was the central Philippines, where the storm produced widespread devastation and killed thousands of people.

That basic notion — that the world is there for us, and if it doesn't serve our purposes it's dispensable — has produced the devastation of vast areas.

It also produced widespread devastation in Haiti, where over 27,000 homes were flooded, damaged, or destroyed, and 40% of the corn, beans, rice, banana, and coffee crops were lost.