Ravages

After all,for a quarter of a century, I have been a person who writes about corporate power and its ravages.

Amid the ravages of war, Sergey, a seasoned mercenary, found himself grappling with the relentless violence that has become a way of life and death on the front line.

In the same wave of inventions, we pushed back the ravages of infectious diseases, boosted irrigated farming and enabled huge growth in the world population — all of whom aspired to that better life with electricity and cars.

Nevertheless, this was the 15th month in a row that the PMI was above 50, indicating an overall increase in output as local and international trade continues to recover from the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The recent decoupling of global supply chains in the pandemic’s wake — and the economic ravages that ensued — has prompted a number of countries to fortify existing alliances and forge new ones.

A section of a riprap sea defence along the Corentyne Coast has been washed away, leaving the vulnerable Corentyne coast exposed to the ravages of the turbulent Atlantic Ocean.

Fire ravages century-old Finnish Labour Temple, home to famous Hoito Restaurant in Thunder Bay, Ont.

For someone like Mr. Biden, who has spent his entire life chasing this dream, who knows what it would mean to bow out expressly because of the ravages of time?

His anger certainly shows that he is far from any peace, and the ravages of guilt over Ralphie and other women, along with insecurities brought by a mother who couldn't love him properly, are destroying him.

On Kiawah Island, several feet from the top of the tallest trees that survived the ravages of Hurricane Hugo in 1989, a faint bend toward the mainland can still be seen.

So reducing emissions not only slows the ravages of climate change for them but for everyone.

There’s a lot of footage of Seoul, although taken in the mid-70s so it’s not exactly the ravages of war.

This fund is a crucial development for Kenya, a nation grappling with the ravages of climate change.

As coronavirus ravages Miami Beach and mainland Miami, Bal Harbour has emerged mostly unscathed from the pandemic.

As the coronavirus pandemic ravages the globe, neighbors are increasingly tattling on neighbors or local businesses violating social distancing rules.

As the novel coronavirus ravages Italy, Rome lies in near silence.

As the virus ravages through Utah’s health care system — hospitalizations for the disease reached record highs six days in a row this week, as of Friday — Wootton said she saw firsthand how overwhelmed nurses and doctors are.

Australia had dodged the worst ravages of the pandemic, logging around 15,000 cases in total - fewer than many hard-hit countries see in one day.

Biden added that he would raise the corporate tax rate by 7% even as the pandemic ravages businesses across the country.

But as the novel coronavirus ravages the economy, both parties appear to be coalescing behind the idea of something akin to a New Deal-style jobs program to help the nation cope with what is expected to be a deep recession.