Sentence examples for more devastation from inspiring English sources

More delay means even more devastation.

Another attempt at planting, last spring, resulted in more devastation.

More and more people simply mean more devastation.

We don't need more bloodshed, or more devastation.

Silver (most popular) This plan entails a bit more devastation.

Many scientists expect that as the planet's temperature rises, global warming could add even more devastation.

Kristoffer Joner and Ane Dahl Torp in the movie "The Quake". A somewhat chillier, European-style version of an environmental disaster movie, "The Quake" (a sequel to 2015's "The Wave") balances city-leveling destruction with smaller, more internal devastation.

Even more financial devastation was wrought as the Great Recession struck.

If the government is allowed such power, said David B. Rivkin Jr., who represented the state officials, the health law "would leave more constitutional devastation in its wake than any statute in our history".

Struggling Airlines Worry About War Airlines are deeply worried about even more financial devastation at the onset of a possible war in Iraq, with an anticipated severe drop in air travel and soaring fuel prices.

Over the weeks that the nation has been watching the uncertain trajectory of the oil in the gulf, Mississippi has faced far more tangible devastation, as a series of tornadoes have left 16 people dead and stretched the resources of the state's emergency responders, who are also monitoring the coast.