Sentence examples for particularly devastating problem from inspiring English sources

Over-fitting is a particularly devastating problem, which is predictable; when there are too many parameters relative to the number of specimens or patients, the model will describe random error or noise instead of an underlying relationship.

Corn problems are particularly devastating to those with celiac disease.

Uncontrolled livestock-grazing in some parts of the world has been particularly devastating to forests and is a serious problem.

Although infections caused by antibiotic-resistant S. aureus bring about serious problems in the general population, such infections can be particularly devastating for the very young, the elderly and the immunocompromised [ 6].

California's fiscal woes have been particularly devastating and unrelenting.

The most devastating problem Nyaghoa faced, though, was at home.

The news from Nigeria was particularly devastating in the light of the temporary relief in Uganda.

There's something particularly devastating about an attack on a marathon.

Those fees can be particularly devastating for customers with limited incomes, the report said.

Aravane still hits phenomenally hard, possessing a particularly devastating two-handed backhand.

Kumble had a particularly devastating impact on the Test career of the Yorkshire wicketkeeper Richard Blakey.