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Meanings of devastating impact in English

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Usage of devastating impact in English
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Parasitic diseases continue to have a devastating impact on human populations worldwide.
Pubmed
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Garnham is also forthright about the potentially devastating impact of government policies.
The Guardian
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The immediate and devastating impact of Covid-19 on global economies is apparent.
The Irish Times
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If they reduce the funding further, it will have a devastating impact.
The Guardian
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That's because even small increases in temperature can have a devastating impact.
Wired
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News quickly started coming through about the 15-foot waves and their devastating impact.
Radio NZ
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In that sense it had a devastating impact on our democracy.
The Guardian
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There is growing concern about humans' devastating impact on the environment.
The Guardian
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Experts warn it could have a devastating impact on water supplies.
The Guardian
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The unions claim the changes will have a devastating impact on drivers' incomes.
The Irish Times
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Not getting a conviction can have a devastating impact on victims.
The Guardian
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The presence of the lazaretto had a devastating impact on the Tracadie economy.
Bones to Ashes
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He said contamination from the dam had had a devastating impact on Wairoa.
Radio NZ
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Oxfam notes that this will have a devastating impact on world food supplies.
The Irish Times
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The fighting has had a devastating impact on parts of Aden.
Reuters
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This is starting to have a devastating impact on clubs and their communities.
The South African
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Australia
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