Sentence examples for have a devastated from inspiring English sources

(District manager) "…if you have a devastated facility even getting clients there might be difficult.

The range of factors perceived to have linked DFF to improved quality of care and utilization, and the centrality of staff motivation as both an influence and outcome, were illustrated by one health manager: "…if you have a devastated facility even getting clients there might be difficult.

Advocates for affirmative action said that decision could have a "devastating" effect on university campuses.

A manager of a dealership in Palo Alto said the recall could have a "devastating" effect on his business.

A Conservative plan to penalise parents through the welfare system for having more than two children would have a "devastating" impact on poor families, leading charities have warned.

The CIPD warns that more jobs are being sent offshore, and that an immigration cap, imposed too quickly, could have a "devastating" impact on the economy.

These differing figures may seem small in themselves, but have a devastating affect on the amount you will need to save for a reasonable retirement income.

His mother launched legal action because she feared the council's new policy could potentially have a "devastating" effect on NT's quality of life.

But the chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation, Hamish Morrison, attacked the proposals, arguing that they would have a "devastating" impact on the industry.

The cuts could have a "devastating knock-on effect for society" as services which are relied on by many vulnerable people are put in jeopardy, the business adviser warned.

The PCS said the move would have a "devastating" impact on the local economy.