Examples of using Have devastated in English and their translations into Arabic
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You have devastated my sukiyaki in there. You fool!
A deluge like the one described in these myths would have devastated humanity.
You could have devastated the entire Citadel.
The fighting and subsequent continued sporadic conflict have devastated Abkhazia.
Fungal infections have devastated agriculture crops.
President Trump withdrew from the deal last year andreimposed harsh economic sanctions that have devastated Iran's economy.
Its effects have devastated families, economies and Governments.
The second crisis is in Pakistan,where the recent floods have devastated the lives of 20 million people.
Armed conflicts have devastated societies in many places, taken lives, ruined economies, set back development and frustrated efforts to restore peace.
Infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria have devastated millions of people.
Eighteen years of civil war have devastated Angola and caused terrible sufferings to the people.
The El Niño phenomenon, the forest fires in Brazil and Indonesia, a new drought in the Sudan,the tsunami in Papua New Guinea and other disasters have devastated thousands of lives.
Lately, floods and droughts have devastated crops and agricultural production in our region.
In that context, the draft resolution notes that it has not yet been possible to overcome the devastating effects of hurricanes Mitch and Keith,or the earthquakes and droughts that have devastated the region.
Conflict and political uncertainty have devastated much of Africa and thwarted its promise.
The Linas-Marcoussis Agreement offers the best chance for the Ivorian people to peacefully resolve the conflict thatthreatens to plunge their country into a crisis of the proportions of those that have devastated neighbouring Liberia and Sierra Leone.
In Central Europe, Asia and in our continent, Africa, these conflicts have devastated societies, resulting in millions of refugees and displaced persons.
(h) Oil and gas operations have devastated dozens of indigenous communities around the world, resulting in the loss of population, territory, economic stability and collective identity.
Indigenous peoples have suffered from the imposition of development models that have devastated their communities, and these communities are now at risk.
The terrible attacks of violent nature have devastated many communities across the globe, which struggle tirelessly to emerge from their precarious state of prostration only to succumb again to such devastating catastrophes.
Inevitably, there are serious obstacles to be overcome in the longroad to recovery from the war and carnage that have devastated the country, inflicted trauma and hardship on its people and destroyed its institutions.
In the major disasters that have devastated our country, the People ' s Republic of China in particular, despite the severe and regular natural disasters it itself suffers, has been unstinting in helping our country in those difficult times.
In our part of the world, those challenges have taken on grave newproportions in the wake of the recent spate of hurricanes which have devastated the Caribbean and affected several States of the United States of America.
In recent times, economic crisis and uncertainty have devastated the lives of communities already facing extreme poverty at the same time that they impose pressure on development budgets worldwide.
Once we get the USMCA signed, sealed, and delivered, we can turn our attention to our more important disputes with China,whose tariffs have devastated farmers across my state, which exported $15 billion in agricultural goods last year.
Cuba has just been lashed by two intense hurricanes, which have devastated its agriculture, seriously affected part of its infrastructure and damaged or destroyed more than 400,000 homes.
Those measures by Israel constitute grave breaches of international humanitarian law, violate virtually all of the Palestinian people 's human rights and have devastated their socio-economic conditions, resulting in a dire humanitarian crisis.
Since the 1950s, sandstorms and increasing desertification in China have devastated approximately 700,000 hectares of cultivated land, 2.35 million hectares of grazing land, and 6.4 million hectares of forest, woodland and wooded areas;
The effects of the blockade of and the conflict in the GazaStrip from December 2008 to January 2009 have devastated the economy and resulted in the need for large-scale reconstruction of refugee housing.
Twenty-one years of continuing conflict have led to the total collapse of local andnational institutions of governance, have devastated the economy and have shattered community cohesion as well as the basic productive and social infrastructures.