Sentence examples for likely devastating effect from inspiring English sources

Obama's alarmist rhetoric drew criticism for its likely devastating effect on consumer and investor confidence.

A 4-degree increase would likely have devastating effects on the planet, including widespread species loss, increased food insecurity, stronger storms and more severe coastal flooding, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. .

"After all," he says, "the continued closure of supermarkets in disadvantaged areas will lead to more unemployment and likely have devastating effects on the health of an already vulnerable population".

Losing foreign students is likely to have a devastating effect on the university's finances.

The strongest category five winds were swirling in a relatively small radius of five to 10 miles out from the eye of the storm but were likely to have a devastating effect.

Unsecured creditors, who between them are owed £39m (including more than £1m owed to HMRC), will be lucky to receive 1p in the pound, which is likely to have a devastating effect on the local economy in Norfolk and Suffolk.

If he's right (again) about the yen, the strengthening currency is likely to have a devastating effect on the export-dependant Japanese economy.

Thus, a mutation is less likely to have a devastating effect.

Leaving the agreement is likely to have devastating effects on both the country and world.

Some moderation of drug prices is likely, but severe price controls could have a devastating effect on the biotech Valley of Death (VoD).

The devastating effect of pandemic influenza would likely exacerbate unaddressed public health problems and require immense humanitarian emergency assistance, which might not be feasible because of limited available global resources and restrictions on movement of persons worldwide.