Examples of using More devastating in English and their translations into Russian
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Even more devastating was the effect of phylloxera.
Which makes your betrayal all the more devastating.
There's nothing more devastating than a big chopper.
The cost for individual families was even more devastating.
Even more devastating were the losses among young artists and students.
However, the impact from man-made disasters is even more devastating.
War is a brutal game andhas become more devastating as technological advances are made in weaponry.
Biological weapons have not been as widely used, yettheir effect could be even more devastating.
If aid flows also decline,the impact will be even more devastating for low-income countries and the poor.
But the impacts generated by the financial markets are usually swifter and more devastating.
Accordingly, the higher the value of compromising, the more devastating consequences it has for the person who is the object.
Adding climate change to the equation brings the risk that these shocks would become even more devastating and frequent.
The impact of the world financial and economic crisis will be more devastating in developing countries, particularly those on the African continent.
In particular, we see a plethora of natural disasters in the wake of climate change,which is proving to be even more devastating.
At the least,this next economic cataclysm will be ten times more devastating that what you experienced in‘08-'09.
What can be more devastating to a family, a community, a society, or humanity than having its women violated and/or psychologically broken?
If I wanted to harm Pendrick,I would use weapons much more devastating than any gun.
The calls for murder, day after day,are all the more devastating since they are addressed to vulnerable people who have reached breaking-point.
Some experts see cyberterror as a new,high-tech weapon of mass destruction that could prove more devastating than traditional WMD.
Costly as they were to Israel,the results were far more devastating to Lebanon, both in terms of properties damaged and human lives lost.
There is no justification for this glaring lacuna, for nuclear weapons,by their very nature, are infinitely more devastating than conventional weapons.
They were, instead, the direct consequence of a more general and even more devastating phenomenon, international terrorism, whose targets ranged from diplomatic personnel to simple citizens.
Political confrontation between the new nations, and Germany's industrial potential andits disadvantaged position led to the even more devastating World War II.
Some studies show that women often consider psychological abuse and humiliation more devastating than physical assault Casey 1988, cited in Heise et al 1994.
Although it has not been possible to avoid all such events,certainly it has acted as a deterrent force that has prevented wars that might have proved even more devastating.
Swords and spears may have gone many years ago, butthey have been replaced by more dangerous and more devastating instruments of war, and misery and bitterness have continued, seemingly with no end in sight.
Conversely, in poorer communities, although absolute financial losses are lower, a disaster's impact on lives andlivelihoods is often far more devastating.
Far more devastating though was the effect of disease which significantly reduced the Aboriginal population by the beginning of the 20th century; a fact which may also have limited their ability to resist.
And the greater the antiquity and grandeur of the Christian civilization in the regions where Communism successfully penetrates, so much more devastating will be the hatred displayed by the godless.
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.