Sentence examples for devastation suffered from inspiring English sources
The Islamists appear not to have grasped the full extent of the devastation suffered in Gaza, or the people's frustration.
Republicans said there was a simple way to avoid the financial devastation suffered by many Enron employees -- giving them more investment advice.
My family story is interwoven with the larger story of the history of Gulfport; my brother's story in particular is emblematic of the kinds of losses and devastation suffered by the people on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Such a determination to help had partly inspired her to get the business going again as quickly as possible, despite the devastation suffered in this part of the country.
In a scathing critique of the Obama Presidency, the head of Princeton's African-American Studescribesram describes the "devastation" suffered by black communities in America during these hope-imbued years.
Furthermore, the more general and rapid industrialisation of the oceans – through fish farms, offshore wind turbines and shipping – means sea life may not be able to escape the environmental devastation suffered by the land for much longer, warns Dr Douglas McCauley, of the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Evercore, led by former deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman, raised $83 million in the debut, and its stock was up 17% on its first day of trading as of 2 p.m. KBW has rebounded from the devastation it suffered in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, when 67 of its employees, including its co-chief executive Joseph Berry, died and its World Trade Center headquarters was destroyed.
Ms. Kim was performing for schoolchildren from the Tohoku region, which suffered devastation in the earthquake and tsunami.
The ban came shortly after World War II, when Italians looked for culprits for the devastation their country suffered during Fascist rule and the war.
Although under the Muslim Juvaynī family of Khorāsān (1258 85) there is some evidence that Baghdad began to recover somewhat from the devastation it had suffered at the hands of the Mongols, in general Iraq experienced a period of severe political and economic decline that was to last well into the 16th century.
In an interview, Ghazi al-Zargani, 34, the local representative of the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, whose followers have staged uprisings against American forces, said Mr. Sadr's organization had regarded the Japanese troops in a positive light because "Japan was also occupied by the United States and suffered devastation in Hiroshima".
