Sentence examples for intended devastation from inspiring English sources
Yersortovum: to repel the intended devastation of an interviewer's careful questions.
Though terrorists are likely to have fled in advance of the strikes, one senior military official said the camps had buildings and equipment worth destroying and military commanders chose a tactic intended to create widespread devastation.
Mr. Cuomo, rewriting his agenda after the trauma of the Newtown, Conn., school massacre and the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, proposed a number of measures intended to limit the damage from future storms, in addition to steps intended to reduce the scourge of gun violence.
The tremor also set off a fire at the country's biggest oil refinery.See article: Devastation in TurkeyOver $1 billion of aid and public money intended to be spent on schools, roads and other infrastructure in Bosnia & Herzegovina has been stolen over the past four years by senior politicians there, said the anti-fraud unit of the Office of the High Representative in the country.
In the emergency operations center at Army Corps of Engineers district headquarters — the command center for monitoring the elaborate new system of levees, gates and pumps intended to ensure that this city does not again experience the devastation unleashed after Hurricane Katrina — Wednesday's 6 30 a.m. briefing for top officials was under way, and things were looking good.
"Cool It," Ms. Timoner said, was intended not so much to correct "An Inconvenient Truth," which raises the specter of devastation caused by climate change, as to temper its message with an appeal for practical solutions.
Not that the video will strike strike much fear in the undefeated Mayweather; the video is intended as a tribute to his fans back home and the struggle many suffered following the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan.
The stadium itself was intended to be a statement of ambition for a better economic future in Liverpool after the economic devastation and consequent decline of the 1980s.
