Sentence examples for more devastating to from inspiring English sources

"These have the capacity to be much more devastating to the ability to provide abortion care".

"That makes it even more devastating, to think that I had played some role in it".

More devastating to an economy is when cash leaves the country en masse, as occurred in Argentina in 2001.

Few things are more devastating to the individual and those close to them than the loss of these everyday facts.

He reserved some of the harshest words of his Presidency for the Citizens United ruling, saying that he couldn't "think of anything more devastating to the public interest".

"This ruling strikes at our democracy itself," Mr. Obama said, adding: "I can't think of anything more devastating to the public interest.

Third, the smallest possible volume of suture material should be left in every wound, especially in the subcutaneous tissue, where little tensile strength is required and foreign-body reactions seem to be more devastating due to extensive fat necrosis.

But his real mission, it came to pass, was personally far more devastating -- to be a witness.

Officials warned that the workers had to behave, or face far more devastating threats to their livelihoods.

Mr Arbuthnot added: "it would actually have a far more devastating effect to use a nuclear weapon in this way than to explode a bomb in or on a city.

The only way to give our children any chance of avoiding even more devastating cuts to their schools is a "yes" vote for both education measures.