Sentence examples for is already devastating from inspiring English sources

But the anecdotal evidence of a major crisis is already devastating, with villagers forced to watch crops shrivel, walk hours each day to collect water, risk dehydration, and even interrupt their education.

But the damage suffered at this western end of the Rust Belt was already devastating by the time Obama reached Washington.

When we met for Warrior back in 2011, he was about to head to Australia to shoot Mad Max: Fury Road and having to leave his child for months was already devastating him.

Worse still, impacts of climate change in the form of record heatwaves and worsened drought, are already devastating some of the state's poorest communities.

"I was already devastated that I was pregnant," Cameron said.

Both promised that treatments were futile: Muñoz's fetus was already devastated by the extended deprivation of oxygen.

Teachers say students are already devastated by conditions in the district, which is facing financial calamity with liabilities of $3.5bn.

"I'd have to be mentally seriously disturbed to even consider suicide because of what it would do to the people who were already devastated from losing my mother - my sisters and my father".

"This is an area which was already devastated by the oil companies and what the Peruvian Government has done is just increase the devastation – increased the exploration, increased the production, increased the devastation in this area of the Amazon," said Anders Krogh, chief Amazon campaigner for the Norwegian Rainforest Foundation.

While state officials criticized what they call an "unethical" approach to raising concerns that they contend hurts students the most, teachers have countered, saying the children are already devastated by current conditions in the district, which is facing financial calamity with liabilities of $3.5bn.

He said people in west Kent were "already devastated" by Gatwick flights over the area and, when asked about the effect of an estuary airport on residents in Medway and on the Isle of Grain, he said: "We want to share the burden".