Sentence examples for the resulting devastation from inspiring English sources

The resulting devastation prompted the Nazis to name the outrage Kristallnacht, "night of the broken glass", a term chosen to belittle the damage done and mock the victims.

When a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck the Republic of Haiti just before 5p.m. on 12 January ,2010, the resulting devastation led to the deaths of more than 170,000 people, left more than 1 million homeless and affected the lives of more than 3 million, approximately a third of the population of the Caribbean nation.

10 P.M. (Discovery) MILE WIDE TORNADO: OKLAHOMA DISASTER Witness accounts, interviews with storm chasers and footage of both the twister and the resulting devastation recreate the path of the tornado that swept through Moore, Okla., and the surrounding area on May 20.

Past experience offers only a sketchy picture of the resulting devastation.

One such asteroid, 10 kilometers across, impacted the Earth 65 million years ago, and the resulting devastation wiped out the dinosaurs essentially overnight.

The point is, however, that trees planted without years of training will most likely be cut within two or three years without re-planting, and the resulting devastation continues.

Of course, the fire and resulting devastation meant that much of London had to be rebuilt, and that these buildings would be brick.

And he's benefitted from the problems plaguing Haiti in other ways, too — in 2010, the Red Cross paid to host its annual ball at Mar-a-Lago, with proceeds set to help victims of the 2010 Haitian earthquake and resulting devastation.

A case in point is the land grab by Indian corporations in Ethiopia, facilitated by the governments of both countries, which use development rhetoric while further marginalising the indigenous communities that bear the pain of the resulting social, economic and environmental devastation.

Shane Smith embarks on an expedition to investigate why Greenland is melting, and the fact that the resulting sea level rise will mean devastation sooner than expected.

Far worse would be the devastation resulting from the defeat of not only the candidate, but also the cause a candidate espoused and epitomized.