Though devastated by the news that they will likely only bring one twin home, the McIntires found a glimmer of hope at an ultrasound appointment on Tuesday.
She wishes her family would allow the opportunity to meet her wife, saying, "If they looked at the list of qualities they always prayed for in my future spouse, they would realize Clara meets every one of them". Though devastated by her Focus Family's reaction, she also regards their investment of values she carries today.
The 19-year-old Orange County college student, who requested anonymity, today says that his "bust --though devastating at the time--was a bust --thoughisguise.
Though devastating (downing ∼ 70% of the timber at Harvard Forest), the disturbance was not indiscriminate; it left behind a heterogeneous landscape comprised of different levels of canopy damage.
Though devastating for the dinosaurs, the asteroid strike cleared the way for other animals to gain ground and thrive on the planet.
Though devastating to most businesses, the Great Depression was kind to Scotch Tape, which was invented by 3M's Richard Drew in 1930.
Some locals pointed out that the city suffered from flooding each year, and that this was actually a bigger problem than a tsunami which, though devastating, is likely to strike only once a generation.
Many in the US believe the use of the nuclear bomb, though devastating, was right, because it forced Japan to surrender, bringing an end to World War Two.
Consider the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. The initial event was confusing because, though devastating, it was not clear whether its impact was on foreign policy and affairs of state (that is, whether it was an act of war) or on domestic policy and criminal justice (that is, whether it was a criminal act), a question that still seems unsettled.
Her father's death, though devastating to her, gave her the opportunity to fulfill her dream.
The losses were not as great as some had feared, however, suggesting investors think that a possible Greek exit from the euro would be manageable for the global economy, though devastating for Greece and destabilizing in Europe.
