Meanings of leaving millions in English

A cold snap brought havoc to Ukraine's creaking national power grid, leaving millions without electricity.

The restrictions have battered the U.S. economy, with mandatory business closures leaving millions of Americans unemployed.

I know that producers who pass me by are leaving millions of dollars on the table.

In Yemen, years of fighting has destroyed water infrastructure, leaving millions without safe water to drink or grow crops.

Republicans refuse to act on immigration reform, dividing families and leaving millions of people stuck in a broken system.

Waters began raging through Pakistan about three weeks ago, swallowing villages, destroying roads and bridges and leaving millions destitute.

Separately the commission had tried to manipulate the voting register by leaving millions of potential voters out, he added.

Duncan Smith hit back insisting that there was nothing moral about leaving millions trapped in dependency on the state.

GOOGLE'S WEB-BASED e-mail service Gmail crashed yesterday, leaving millions of users around the world unable to send or receive messages.

Many of these bubble babies burned through their proceeds and then disappeared, leaving millions of small investors stuck with losses.

Google's web-based e-mail service Gmail crashed earlier today, leaving millions of users around the world unable to send and receive messages.

The conflict in Syria has now dragged on for seven years, devastating the country, destabilizing the region and leaving millions homeless.

Meanwhile, the government has been so busy organising the elections that it failed to set condom prices, leaving millions without contraception.

As the population shrinks and ages, it is also concentrating into metropolitan areas, leaving millions of suburban and rural homes vacant.

The outrage has been felt across California, where the jobless rate tops 12 percent, leaving millions struggling to make ends meet.

Gauteng Metrorail spokesperson Lillian Mofokeng confirmed that vandalism and theft had crippled services in the province, leaving millions of commuters stranded.