Examples of using More devastating in English and their translations into Arabic
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Which makes your betrayal all the more devastating.
And with additional cornrows it gets even more devastating.
And a moratorium will be more devastating than the spill itself.
Biological weapons have not been as widely used,yet their effect could be even more devastating.
What's more devastating, is the fact that you might never see it coming.
Its effects will be a thousand times more devastating than phase one.
The only thing more devastating than a punch to the gut… is an arrow through the heart.
It takes some doing, but when you pull it off, it's more devastating than a bullet.
It has taken more devastating asteroid hits in its lifetime than you have had hot dinners, and lo, it still orbits merrily.
Business breakups are oftentimes more devastating and ugly than a marital split.
Currently, inter-State conflicts are minimal and have been replaced by a proliferation ofintra-State conflicts that are small in scale but more devastating in nature.
The end result would be much more devastating for an attacker with no knowledge of Aikido.
If the global climate warms beyond an average increase of 2 degrees,the impact will be far more devastating than we can imagine.
Costly as they were to Israel, the results were far more devastating to Lebanon, both in terms of properties damaged and human lives lost.
Although it has not been possible to avoid all such events, certainly it has acted as a deterrent force that has preventedwars that might have proved even more devastating.
The impact of the world financial and economic crisis will be more devastating in developing countries, particularly those on the African continent.
But I hoped that even if for one moment Monsieur Claud Darrell could believe that his plan had succeeded,then the subsequent realisation of his failure would be all the more devastating.
The failure to prepare couldallow the next epidemic to be dramatically more devastating than Ebola Let's look at the progression of Ebola over this year.
Other phenomena, sometimes more devastating and unforeseeable, threaten the ability of peoples around the world to enjoy their legitimate right to peace and security.
The proliferation of armed conflicts,which weapons exported from the industrialized countries made even more devastating, had a traumatic effect on the lives of millions of children.
There was an apparent willingness to use more devastating methods of warfare regardless of their impact on civilian lives, while the restraining influences of international law were ignored by the combatants.
We are obviously very far from those remote times, but we need to remind ourselves that the threat not only continues,but has become potentially even more devastating with scientific advances.
Swords and spears may have gone many years ago,but they have been replaced by more dangerous and more devastating instruments of war, and misery and bitterness have continued, seemingly with no end in sight.
What can be more devastating to a family, a community, a society, or humanity than having its women violated and/or psychologically broken? What impact for their existing children who are at risk of being abused themselves or for their unwanted yet innocent children forever bearing the weight of this heinous crime?
Just as Scottish scientists deliver dramatic visual evidence of the retreat of Europe's most famous glacier over the course of a century because of global warming,German scientists have mapped an even more devastating retreat of Andean glaciers in just 16 years.
We all have inherited this Organization; the memory of the destruction and brutality, and the suffering of our fellow human beings, during the Second World War, and theprofound desire to save future generations from another, even more devastating war greatly influenced the founding members in shaping the United Nations Charter and in providing the powers necessary to the different organs to fulfil their mandates.
In the Bahamas, for example, 40,000 of the region ' s dispossessed, the majority originating from Haiti, are now present in its territory. While these numbers may appear small in terms of the overall global phenomenon, they in fact represent, in the case of the Bahamas, virtually one-fifth of the total population,making their impact perhaps more devastating, proportionately, to the affected country.
But policymakers should not be so distracted by it that they fail to prepare for the other two possible storms- and, much more worrisome,the possibility that they merge into a single more devastating one. Europe's leaders must act now to minimize the risks, lest they find their shelters inadequate to the extreme weather that could lie ahead.
These dramatic events have occurred following my letter to you on 1 November 2006, in which we warned that, in the absence of a clear and strong position by the international community demanding an immediate cessation of Israel ' s military aggression against the Palestinian civilian population under its occupation, the continuation of Israel ' s military rampage against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and throughout the rest of the OccupiedPalestinian Territory will continue with yet more devastating consequences.