Examples of using Devastating effects in English and their translations into Polish
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continuing its devastating effects on the body.
Being victim to any of these potential hazards can have devastating effects on your own business
the coronavirus could have devastating effects, warn members of Parliament's development committee.
has devastating effects on local fishermen
We would like to caution parents and their devastating effects. Before the movie begins,
now they are facing its devastating effects.
the scale and devastating effects of which are dangerously on the increase in Europe.
we are already experiencing the devastating effects of this policy.
I would therefore like to call for a discussion, preceded by a thorough analysis, on how to reduce the devastating effects of a nuclear accident on the regions
By displaying the weapons and their devastating effects, criminologists are able to gain a better understanding of the behavioral patterns of various killers.
Climate changes, with the global rise in temperatures and their devastating effects, are also a consequence of human activity.
We are already witnessing the devastating effects of such policies in Greece
We are all concerned about the very widespread, devastating effects of dementia on such a large number of people.
in ports as well as in relevant adjacent areas should be protected against unlawful acts and their devastating effects.
there were nine years of heavy rain, causing the Yellow River to change its course with devastating effects.
had disastrous consequences), and the devastating effects of tropical cyclones.
My group has always rejected trade liberalisation and its devastating effects, which are contributing to the current financial,
have devastating effects for the oyster growing sector;
Therefore, excessive sweating of the head is a disaster for social life and has literally devastating effects on self-esteem.
In addition, Cielcza village was protected from all cataclysms that affected other villages and cities- for example, from devastating effects of the World War Two.