Sentence examples for more devastating and from inspiring English sources

But its revelations are, if anything, more devastating and far more immediate than the dirty deeds uncovered in those predecessors.

Mistakes are magnified and are more devastating and costlier than in other mainstream sports with longer seasons.

As damaging as Hurricane Sandy has been, many places around the world have endured far more devastating, and frequent, disasters.

But preventable industrial accidents also constitute a form of violence, one that often proves much more devastating and persistent.

The suspended president told her supporters: "No injustice is more devastating," and vowed that her impeachment fight is not over.

And the implications of their burnout — unlike that of their younger counterparts, who are often under supervision — may be more devastating and immediate.

Inhofe brushes aside the report, which predicts more devastating storms and wildfires in the coming decades, and Trump has said he doesn't believe the findings of the nonpartisan scientists at the 13 federal agencies who are mandated by Congress to produce the document.

Climate change is fueling more frequent and more devastating natural disasters, and climate- and conflict-fueled crises are triggering simultaneous, pan-regional emergencies.

David Cameron took personal control of emergency efforts to help households stricken by floods on Wednesday and promised unrestricted help amid warnings of more devastating storms and floods to hit the south-west.

At the end of 2002, Halperin caught another, more devastating gaffe, and in the process established The Note as a new source of power in Washington.

We can't sacrifice AIDS or education funding for an increase in child and maternal health without understanding that we may see a momentary victory only to be followed by still more devastating poverty and death.