Sentence examples for more devastating effects from inspiring English sources

"I feel they cause much more devastating effects physically.

The departure of a nation the size of Italy from the single currency would potentially have far more devastating effects on the euro area than that of a small country like Greece.

However, if the system is left operating at the verge of collapse, its failure may produce even more devastating effects if triggered (e.g., by extreme natural disasters).

These results are consistent with earlier research that showed temperature shocks have more devastating effects on food consumption Lazzaroni and Bedi (2014) and economic growth (Alagidede et al 2014; Lanzafame 2014).

However, CSBV has much more devastating effects on Asian honey bees than on European honey bees, posing a serious threat to the agricultural and natural ecosystems that rely on A. cerana for pollination service.

Other CMEs have had more devastating effects.

In the family home, it can have an even more devastating effect.

That said, few firms can play catch-up to more devastating effect than Microsoft.

The development of the technology allowed early humans to attack wild animals or human foes from a greater distance and with more devastating effect.

No one, however, weaponised the novel with more devastating effect than Iran's chief cleric, then bloodily consolidating his young theocracy and Iran's claims to global Muslim leadership after a catastrophic eight-year war with Iraq.

C1 United Airlines pension investment results were not far out of step with those of other funds, but the losses had a far more devastating effect on the fund because they coincided with United's own business troubles.