Sentence examples for has devastated over from inspiring English sources
This outbreak has devastated over 18 million hectares of forest (Aukema et al., 2008; Natural Resources Canada, 2015a), causing significant economic, social and environmental damage (Aukema et al., 2006).
By 2009 they had devastated over 16m hectares of Canadian pine forest.The outlook for the Amazon is also grave.
Illegal digging for saleable artifacts have devastated over 100,000 burials in each of Apulia and Peru.
Hospital officials have prided themselves on treating all sides in the clan fighting that has devastated Mogadishu over the last 15 years.
When healthy, Hardaway has devastated the Knicks over the years.
Three factions of the South Sudanese ruling party, meeting in the Tanzanian city of Arusha, on Monday accepted that they are jointly responsible for the war that has devastated their new nation over the past 10 months.
The succession of powerful storms and severe flooding which has devastated parts of Scotland over Christmas and the New Year has already cost the economy up to £700 million, experts have said as the country faces another day of heavy rain on Friday.
In October, the Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed legislation to reform draconian federal sentencing laws — particularly for drug offenders — and begin to address the over-incarceration that has devastated poor and minority communities.
Coal mining in China has killed a million people through accidents and black lung; mountaintop removal mining has devastated Appalachia; oil and fighting over control of it has killed millions and financed awful regimes from Iran to ISIS; industrial agriculture has poisoned our food and water, endangering our health; deforestation is killing off some of the most beautiful animals on our planet.
Now the festival finds itself addressing a different neighborhood crisis, the Wall Street meltdown, which over the past six months has devastated many small businesses in the financial district.
Most recently, in Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria has devastated the island, leaving so far over 10 deaths, 100percentt of families without electricity and thousands more homeless.
