Sentence examples for from being devastated from inspiring English sources

It won't keep corporate profits in many industries from being devastated, and it won't keep overextended companies from being forced into bankruptcy.

A closed system prevents your currency from being devastated like Korea's, Indonesia's or Thailand's.

Supporters say protection is necessary to prevent the species from being devastated to serve demand for shark fin soup, as well as from catch-and-release fishing and accidental catch on commercial fishing gear.

All that said, the IMF forecast is a million miles from being devastating for any party: the difference between a £7bn deficit and £7bn surplus in 2020 is just 0.6% of GDP or national income - which is a rounding error in the context of a deficit that was a humongous 10% of GDP just five years ago.

Andrew Ross Sorkin's breakdown of where the L.A. Dodgers sale $ is coming from is devastating.

One 22-year-old man from Sussex was devastated when his advert attracted replies from prostitutes.

In 1980 the same city, renamed El Asnam after Algeria won independence from France, was devastated by a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that killed more than 2,500 people.

On Oct. 8, 1871, Peshtigo, Wis., a lumber town not far from Green Bay, was devastated along with 1.25 million acres of surrounding forest.

The attack took place just across the border from East Timor, which was devastated last year by killings and destruction after it voted for independence from Indonesia.

The region around Gaziantep is primarily agricultural, and much of the economy, aside from smuggling, has been devastated by the loss of trade with Syrians who used to stream across the border to shop.

Thacher, Proffitt & Wood, a New York firm which by 2007 earned around half its revenues from structured finance, was devastated by the bursting of the subprime mortgage bubble and ended up being dissolved in December 2008.