Sentence examples for potentially devastating effects from inspiring English sources

Commentators are right to highlight the potentially devastating effects of an escalating proxy war in Syria.

But, as water shortages worsen, can they protect dairy farmers from the potentially devastating effects of continuous droughts?

Science teaches us of the surprising — and potentially devastating — effects of apparently trivial, easily overlooked daily behavior.

But some councils warn that without reform of social care funding they will soon be forced to restrict services to critical only – with potentially devastating effects.

While the direct threat posed by North Korea or Iran is questionable, Cruz is right in saying that an EMP could have potentially devastating effects.

SAC is largely insulated from the potentially devastating effects that client defections can have on a hedge fund in part because of Mr. Cohen's extraordinary wealth.

The report highlighted the potentially devastating effect of the drought on the nation's major agricultural crops.

"Infertility is a recognised medical condition that can affect people of any age and has a potentially devastating effect on people's lives.

"Findings in these 21 cities demonstrate the potentially devastating effect of benefit sanctions, leading to more people on the streets and going hungry.

Shortly thereafter came an ominous report by The Times's Andrew Revkin on warming's impact in the Arctic, where the sea ice is in rapid retreat, and its potentially devastating effect on Alaska's fragile tundra.

The danger is that remittances from Africans in the diaspora could decline as their incomes are affected in the west, with a potentially devastating effect for households in the continent and beyond.