Sentence examples for repeatedly devastated from inspiring English sources

In paintings by the futuristic artist Chesley Bonestell from the cold war 1950's, in popular magazines like Fortune and Collier's, Manhattan is repeatedly devastated by atomic bombs.

The Normandy coast was repeatedly devastated by raids of the Vikings, or Northmen, from the 8th century on, and as its Carolingian rulers became weaker, the Vikings penetrated farther inland in the course of their depredations.

The aqueduct, according to the literature, was built "in response to the fires and epidemics that repeatedly devastated New York City, owing in part to its inadequate water supply and contaminated wells". In 1837 construction began on the elliptical tube, 8 1/2 feet high and 7 1/2 feet wide, brick lined with a coating of hydraulic cement at bridge crossings and outer walls of hammered stone.

The number of measles cases reported in just the eastern province of North Kivu, repeatedly devastated by fighting and displacement in 2012, was six times higher than the previous year.

The country has suffered repeatedly from devastating floods, and its leaders have repeatedly failed to plan for future tragedies.

Car bombs have been used repeatedly with devastating effect in Baghdad and other parts of the country since August, when the first of them destroyed the Jordanian Embassy.

Trump has repeatedly blamed devastating wildfires out West on poor forest management, rejecting the idea that climate change could be leading to a longer and more intense fire season in the United States.

Besides, New York had never been devastated repeatedly by so called super storms granted that its water level is a foot higher.

Bananas accounted for nearly half of Dominica's export earnings in the 1980s, but in the late 20th and early 21st centuries the banana crops were devastated repeatedly by hurricanes.

During the Hundred Years' War, the land was repeatedly ravaged and devastated by battles.

The global trade in plants and plant products has inevitably led to dissemination of plants' microscopic associates and has been repeatedly accompanied by devastating disease outbreaks in natural systems (Anderson et al. 2004; Desprez-Loustau et al. 2007; Brasier 2008; Loo 2009).