Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The ravages in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Trying to establish communities to save their culture after the ravages of revolution.
As a result of our efforts, millions have avoided the ravages of psychiatric treatment.
In all, the Drug-Free World campaign represents an enormous stride toward raising a generation who will remain free from the ravages of drug abuse.
He is very productive in working with others to help them regain their self-esteem and to become free of the ravages of drug use.
because it is not so much exposed to the ravages of rust.
For the average person suffering the ravages of aging, this form of treatment simply wasn't an option.
Indeed, in your finer body you will not be subject to the ravages of time, illnesses
are not affected by the ravages of durable rust eats into the enamel.
This experience in its entirety promises the much needed respite from the ravages of today's world.
racial persecution, political oppression, and the ravages of two world wars became the predominant causes of flight.
Dear Benson, you are so mercifully free of the ravages of intelligence. Oh, Benson.
Beavers prepare for the ravages of cold weather ahead by repairing their lodges.
And of course, more importantly we can offset the ravages of dementia by implanting memory
Motivated by having witnessed the ravages of communism and fascism in Europe, he commited his life to finding a just way.
15th century Tur Abdin suffered severely from the ravages of the Mongol Timur Leng
Like women, men will also find that their skin can suffer from the ravages of the environment, and needs to be kept as healthy as possible.
It's important to find out what because it might just help other coral reefs avoid the ravages of global warming.
and for someone suffering from the ravages of this disease, it shows outstanding strength of will.
especially because it was still relatively intact, without the ravages of Spanish conquistadors or tomb robbers.