Sentence examples for which would have devastating from inspiring English sources

There's nothing to stop it," he said in a prediction which would have devastating impact on tax revenues which are already rattling down as production falls.

Cutting spending on programs like food stamps and education in poor areas, which would have devastating consequences for the 22percentt of American children living in poverty.

Fatih Birol, the International Energy Agency's chief economist, told Reuters, "When I look at this data, the trend is perfectly in line with a temperature increase of 6 degrees Celsius (by 2050), which would have devastating consequences for the planet".

In the first round of the Open, she faced Heather Watson and dropped the first set, which would have devastated her in the past.

In accordance with the new law, federal alcohol regulators threatened to revoke Rosspirtprom's license, which would have devastated the company.

I said that documents had already been published showing that just after the second world war there had been plans to strike the Soviet Union, at its vital centres, which would have devastated and virtually destroyed our country.

He said that about 5percentt of the oceanfront properties turn over each year in New Jersey, so that at least half the current beachfront homeowners were not around for the 1992 storm, which would have devastated them.

She is cremated and, according to her will, Homer is supposed to throw her ashes on a mountain, where they disrupt a missile guidance system which would have devastated the Amazon Rainforest, once again plotted by Burns.

"We opted instead to put our efforts into research, which showed that … culling would have devastating ecological consequences," he told a Perth newspaper last month, adding: In Hawaii, we recognise that we are a state which depends on the surrounding ocean for our sustenance, economic benefits, recreational opportunities and cultural lifestyle.

It would have devastating regional consequences".

The ammonoids utilized a planktonic strategy of reproduction (numerous eggs and planktonic larvae), which would have been devastated by the K Pg extinction event.