Sentence examples for most devastating effect from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most devastating effect of the crash was Kahlo's inability to bear children.

She said the army had had the most devastating effect on the militant leadership in Jenin.

The most devastating effect of 9/11 has been the polarization of America and the incubation of hatred.

The most devastating effect, he said, is the obstacles created for many people in the city's poorer neighborhoods who are seeking work in the suburbs.

This failure of the private life has always had the most devastating effect on American public conduct and on black-white relations.

Yet it risks missing the provision that might have the most devastating effect on middle-class taxpayers nationwide: the elimination of the personal exemption.

The most devastating effects may not appear for years, Wadler said.

And the pandemonium of global warming will have its most devastating effects on the poor inhabitants of countries far from Mr. Lomborg in Denmark.

The UK has become the 111th country to ratify the Paris climate agreement, which aims to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change by cutting carbon emissions.

Scientists and leaders said the talks here represented the world's last, best hope of striking a deal that would begin to avert the most devastating effects of a warming planet.

The most devastating effects of climate change – deadly storms, heat waves, droughts, rising food prices and the advent of climate refugees – are being visited on the world's poor.