Sentences with phrase «what ravages»

If you're lucky enough to be in a relationship, one that has begun to stretch, before you know it, into an ever - higher percentage of your life, then you've been privileged to witness what the ravages of time can do.

When asked how they obtain their much praised insight into what the ravages of war can do to the human mind, Charles replies that he has spent many wonderful hours listening to service people, their wives and widows, starting in high school when he worked in a retirement home hearing stories about WWI.

And it's common to offer guys a «yes, but» in which they might come in in year X or might have to take another year in junior, depending on what ravages your roster sustains.

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What my family and I need most is the love and care of a local parish community that is a haven from the ravages of the culture.

What if he picks up a parasite that ravages his tiny insides?

Forced into a corner, the Senate could, say, cut gasoline - tax funding for mass transit, but not eliminate it entirely, thereby allowing Democratic senators to claim they rescued mass transit from the ravages of the House Republicans, and allowing Republicans to get at least some of what they want.

If oatmeal is so powerful that it can clear up some of the ravages of chemotherapy when just applied to the skin, what might it do if we actually ate it?

What about oatmeal and the ravages of chemotherapy?

What is a concern though, is that it can do major ravages in the body if left unchecked for a long period of time.

But what's crooked about its moral is that it implies surviving its ravages isn't enough.

It's a fairly straightforward adventure, as the boy and his new canine friends make their way across the ravages of what used to be civilization.

The revenants of critical pedagogy will return to haunt us, should we forget what first animated its mission, which was the struggle against the ravages of capitalism, and to bear witness to a better future.

``... «What might happen is that the sun gives the planet a welcome respite from the ravages of man - made climate change — though for how long, nobody knows.