Sentence examples for extremely devastating from inspiring English sources

To see what happened today was extremely devastating for every single one of us".

Vandersteen's concern was that it may be "extremely devastating" for Sweeney's parents, one of whom is a barrister himself, to see Sweeney in court.

Land being a source of production and livelihood is also one property that no one can let go of even if the flood event were extremely devastating.

Conclusion Being the victim of identity theft can be extremely devastating not only because it's your money being stolen, but your name.

Bottom trawling in particular is extremely devastating to seamount ecology, and is responsible for as much as 95% of ecological damage to seamounts.

The Northeastern provinces of Sri Lanka serve as an example of an extremely devastating human environment.

In contrast to the common perception and ripple effect [9] that the impact of an unfortunate event attenuates over distance, just as ripples spread outward, our findings in this study revealed that residents felt less concern when their residential devastation level increased from non-devastated to slightly devastated, to moderately devastated, and further towards extremely devastated.

Briscoe's family were certainly "extremely devastated" after the finding, and shouted abuse at the police officers as they left court.

To determine the level of residential devastation from all devastated areas, we asked respondents to classify their residency in one of three categories: slightly devastated, moderately devastated, and extremely devastated.

As in the first survey wave [2], we classified the level of residential devastation in the devastated area based on the residents' self-reported assignment of themselves into one of three categories: slightly devastated, moderately devastated, and extremely devastated.

Of the 1,720 residents surveyed in the devastated areas, 53.4 percent 9188) reported their residency as slightly devastated, 21 percent (362) moderately devastated, and 25.6 percent (440) extremely devastated.