Sentence examples for ravaging effects from inspiring English sources
But the ravaging effects of the conflict have worsened.
Words have begun literally poisoning people, their ravaging effects sweeping across America like a deadly plague.
Problems for the Focus add to Ford's troubles, from plummeting market share to the ravaging effects of a price war, a sinking stock price and lowered credit ratings.
Forecasters warned that it could have ravaging effects far beyond its projected trajectory and urged people to heed calls for evacuation and prepare for the worst.
If there is guilt to assess for this odd Xanadu, complete with its extravagances and attendant environmental degradation (satellite photographs of the Everglades show the ravaging effects of development here), then we all stand accused.
Tobacco Factory Theatres: Factory Theatre, Tue to 30 Jan LG It turns out that even an encyclopedic knowledge of the sonnets of John Donne is no defence against the ravaging effects of ovarian cancer.
The effect of all this understatement was a focus on the emotional tenor of each song, sometimes to ravaging effect.
On "Merritt Pkwy" and "Great Lakes" he sings quietly of the struggle to forget a romantic partner, using understatement to ravaging effect.
Days of Wine and Roses, American film drama, released in 1962, about the ravaging effect of alcoholism on a young, codependent couple played by Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick.
Essentially, diverse groups of people who share the same country are reasserting their common sense of cultural identity after centuries of ravaging invasion, ravaging intervention, and even ravaging goodwill.
Are they what we fear we might become if we let ourselves go — soulless vessels of pure appetite, both ravaged and ravaging?
