Sentence examples similar to it is to be devastated from inspiring English sources

"This area is to be devastated," the general ordered.

"It's kind of like the old argument about if somebody dies, is it better for the family to know it's coming or to be devastated by something sudden; obviously death is death, but maybe it softens the blow when you can prepare for it".

"He [Stokes] is going to be devastated.

His family are said to be devastated.

"She's going to be devastated.

"The people here are devastated, everyone's devastated, the community is going to be devastated.

And if we don't get off it, it's going to be devastating".

And although it continues to be devastating, it could have been much worse, in the sense that HIV transmission rates, compared to say HPV, that has a much higher capacity for transmission and infects on average 25-35 percent of sexually active adults.

On Friday the Land Reform Review Group, set up by the government at Holyrood, will publish its report, and it's likely to be devastating.

It's going to be devastating for the horse people if it goes through the way they want it to go through at the moment.

Mr Shaw said: "It will be great for the country but for the area it's going to be devastating.