Here's another reason why this is more devastating for Clinton.
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Warren may have another, more devastating loss on her horizon.
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Now NASA is hoping to avoid a more devastating strike.
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Events in Pittsburgh are far more devastating than originally thought.
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This feels like déjà vu — only potentially far more devastating.
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The twist is earned, and so the fallout feels more devastating.
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Hydrogen bombs are vastly more devastating that more traditional nuclear weapons.
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Just as Larissa says, reality is more devastating than any fiction.
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And that makes Thursday evening's events seem all the more devastating.
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A probe into Chinese intellectual property policy could prove more devastating.
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When the words do come, they are all the more devastating.
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All of this makes the Venezuela rolling blackout even more devastating.
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But that may be even more devastating to make than to watch.
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But it's Jaime who gets in the more devastating blow, killing Euron.
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I don't know if any of hearts can survive more devastating news.
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Which, of course, just made that bittersweet climax all that more devastating.
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But the headlines about how Rubio had choked were even more devastating.
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It's knowing that climate change is making these storms much more devastating.
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That was a lot more devastating to Iran's economy than the sanctions.
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But it's just the first chapter in a much more devastating tragedy.
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Today, an influenza pandemic could be more devastating than an atom bomb.
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An actual nuclear war would have much wider and more devastating consequences.
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This just makes it all the more devastating when Max doesn't believe him.
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There's nothing more personal, more devastating for Putin and his elite than that.
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And with more devastating wildfires on the horizon, the threat is only growing.
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That moment makes it all the more devastating when the second story begins.
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The Harvey Weinstein story followed a similar pattern with much more devastating dimensions.
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Threats to integrity and availability are much more visceral and much more devastating.
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That 30-year gap may be getting narrower, and the storms more devastating.
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But Democrats' emphasis on the human toll of Pruitt's policies was more devastating.
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Four straight losing seasons, each, in some ways, more devastating than the last.
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But SIM hacks are both less talked about and yet potentially more devastating.
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The act has been credited with making the Great Depression even more devastating.
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But in 2009, when he was 12, the family received more devastating news.
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The Trump budget is an even more devastating assault on Bannon-style populism.
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Kim's nukes will become more devastating, his missiles more accurate and longer-range.
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Even more devastating are the tragic instances of cancer in our nation's children.
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This makes the shaking even more devastating to buildings built on this sandy ground.
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I pushed off my ultrasounds, sure that each one would bring more devastating news.
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Climate change is going to make meteorological disasters more frequent and more devastating, right?
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The incentive to hack a network will get higher, and the fallout more devastating.
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A negotiating failure will be more devastating to the project than a long hibernation.
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If anything, the Trump investigation will probably be more devastating than the Whitewater scandals.
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"When you put it into the context of knowing her, it's even more devastating."
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But I think tomorrow that impact is going to be so much more devastating.
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They face two adversaries, poverty and geography, that are more devastating than protectionism to trade.
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These issues impact all women heavily, but are always more devastating for women of color.
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But for trans people of color like Le Caire, the statistics are even more devastating.
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Excessive rainfall has caused flooding more devastating than the impact of Harvey's initial landfall itself.
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The consequences may be painful, but they will be even more devastating if we delay.
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In the developing world, those shortcomings can be far more devastating to a child's health.
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Sickle cell is progressive, and every year, it wreaks more devastating damage to her body.
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The allegations against Márquez were even more devastating, though the soccer star categorically denied them.
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It looks like results are coming in, they're more devastating than anybody thought in the morning.
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Or, perhaps it's because with every great coming out story, there's unfortunately a more devastating one.
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For children, whose bodies and brains are still developing, lead poisoning can be even more devastating.
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The Manchester attack is far more devastating, and thus more likely influence Trump's policy toward terrorism.
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Heavy rainfall is more devastating for crops and industrial plants than strong winds, the source said.
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Hurricanes are becoming stronger and more devastating, generating a need for technologies to keep homes safe.
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She said there was nothing more devastating in her life than his autism and early death.
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"If we hadn't implemented our preventive protocol, this could have been even more devastating," he said.
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It was more devastating than the event that annihilated the dinosaurs some 186 million years later.
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To prevent more devastating wildfires, the utility intentionally cut power to millions of customers this fall.
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And nothing was more devastating to Democrats than believing the election was over when it wasn't.
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Unsurprisingly, the expanded capabilities would make a nuclear exchange between the two countries deadlier and more devastating.
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Which makes it all the more devastating when Hannah calls out first Jed's name and then Tyler's.
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They may prove even more devastating abroad, especially in Mexico, where the peso slumped against the dollar.
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The war on terror is about a much, much broader, grander, and more devastating type of conflict.
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However, experts have said the bomb would have been more devastating had the plane reached cruising altitude.
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Sansweet said Cunningham was a good friend he'd known for years, making this all the more devastating.
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The next downturn will be far more devastating than what happened in this country a decade ago.
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A prolonged drought that began in 2017 made this year&aposs bushfire season more devastating than ever.
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Experts suggest this was an amateur criminal operation, but the next attack could be far more devastating.
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He lost both legs above the knee, but the genital damage was even more devastating to him.
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We in the educated class have created barriers to mobility that are more devastating for being invisible.
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It is all the more devastating when abuse comes at the hands of such a highly regarded doctor.
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Potentially more devastating is the impression among many voters that Abe and his inner circle have grown arrogant.
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As California's wildfire seasons get longer and more devastating, firefighters are adjusting to a new and "frightening" normal.
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We learned that the only thing more devastating than a natural disaster was the force of obstructionist partisanship.
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That would be even more devastating to her undeserving rival than this latest attack, merciless though it is.
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But only the government and its Russian allies have warplanes, making the bombardment of the east more devastating.
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After all, what attack could possibly be more devastating than a flawless performance from a superstar like her?
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"The failure to prepare could allow the next epidemic to be dramatically more devastating than Ebola," he said.
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"The impacts underwater this year have been more devastating than what we've seen in the past," she said.
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To the president, no decision has proved more devastating during his time in office than Mr. Sessions's recusal.
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Actually, it's more devastating than that: Opponents claim the animals have lived their entire lives without seeing the sun.
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More frequent and severe flooding resulting from massive rainfall is one of the more devastating consequences of climate change.
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Because if they can't recover from a bad app, a hack or a hurricane could be far more devastating.
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Beyond that threshold, climate scientists warn the impacts of global warming grow less predictable and perhaps exponentially more devastating.
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That makes it all the more devastating when, time and again, black and Hispanic populations in particular are undercounted.
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It gave me a deeper and more devastating understanding of the way the border rips through a person's life.
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The more automated society gets and the more powerful the attacking AI becomes, the more devastating cyberwarfare can be.
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"The longer this drags out obviously the more devastating this will be for the small business community," she said.
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If an Afghan soldier caught the coronavirus from a NATO service member, the consequences would be far more devastating.
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If this starts to come out early, the damage already done to this administration could get even more devastating.
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A signal of a shifting climate, they help set up the conditions that lead to more devastating fire seasons.
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Barack Obama's presidency set back the center right, but Donald Trump's victory has had a far more devastating impact.
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But the more devastating impacts of pedal-to-the-metal digital capitalism fall on the environment and global poor.
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It is even more devastating in today's gig economy, in which many individual workers are freelancers or independent contractors.
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Scientists said current heat models for Australia "clearly underestimate the trend" for more devastating bushfires as climate change strengthens.
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Over the years, Hey Arnold has gained a reputation for being one of the more devastating kids' shows probably ever.
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Losing access to an account can be even more devastating if you're a business owner who relies on the app.
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Plus "Delete your account" is a way more devastating burn coming from a real-life judge than a Twitter rando.
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He sells, too, the even more devastating scene that closes the following episode, "Time's Arrow," which tells Beatrice's heartbreaking backstory.
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WHAT HE DESERVES MORE CREDIT FOR The stimulus package, which likely saved the country from a far more devastating recession.
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But it's more devastating, in some ways, because it's the act of a soulless man for whom nothing is sacred.
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His fastball touched 97 miles per hour, making his slider look that much more devastating when he counterpunched with it.
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Even more devastating: About 70% of initial violent incidents happen to young women between the ages of 11 and 24.
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Even more devastating, Kluger said he's being forced to make difficult decisions as to how to best support his staff.
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In the short term, California's power outages may indeed be the most appropriate way to mitigate against more devastating fires.
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In this case, the competition aims to highlight a set of targets with more devastating potential consequences than ever before.
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They would be far more devastating to the world economy than any oil crisis the world has seen in decades.
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As our climate continues to change, scientists tell us that hurricanes are going to become more frequent and more devastating.
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As our planet warms, we're going to see more hurricanes, more crippling droughts, and more devastating rainstorms than ever before.
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But what this means is that the chart above is even more devastating for Netflix than it might look at first.
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That's precisely what Jenkins wants; this closeness makes it all the more devastating, later, when he has to break your heart.
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But, because it's the one they're told will somehow magically just happen, it becomes that much more devastating when it doesn't.
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That would lead to drastically higher sea levels, more devastating storms and droughts, crop failures, food losses and severe health consequences.
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Nevertheless, the scientific evidence is overwhelming: the rapid warming of our planet makes outbreaks of wildfires more frequent and more devastating.
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One of Paul's more devastating injuries occurred last April, against the Portland Trail Blazers in the first round of the playoffs.
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Increasingly, a larger, more devastating scandal took shape: It wasn't just that the people around these men had permitted this kind behavior.
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What Killed the Dinosaurs Was More Devastating Than an AsteroidFor nearly 40 years, paleontologists have argued over what really killed the dinosaurs.
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Domestic violence in and of itself already has devastating effects, but it can be even more devastating when it involves beloved pets.
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It's about the passing of time and battered expectations and, the more you let it sink in, the more devastating it becomes.
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This has also increased the risk of frequent and more devastating wildfires, as prolonged heat dries soil and turns vegetation into tinder.
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Reef Insurance Yet, as scientists explore all of these innovations, storms are becoming more intense and more devastating as the world warms.
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Yet McCrae often treats his autobiography like just another transcript, with a judicial coolness that makes the details all the more devastating.
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Aid experts fear that if steps aren't taken immediately, this famine will be more devastating than 2011's, when 250,000 people died.
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Even more devastating, in some ways, is when she absorbs the attitudes the other kids seem to have learned from their parents.
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The wounds caused by these weapons can be far more devastating than a handgun injury, and in polls, majorities support banning them.
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Many of these companies even survived the next downturn which proved to be even more devastating to the economy, the Great Recession.
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But this season has shown how the subtle threat of human connection is arguably more devastating, in part because it's harder to control.
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But it could be a much more devastating storm for the islands it hits because of the direct track it's following over them.
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In that moment, the possibilities stretching before these young lovebirds are endless... which makes it all the more devastating when that bubble bursts.
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These early actions may be limited, but that doesn't mean a bigger, more devastating attack on net neutrality isn't coming in the future.
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But nowhere have they been more devastating than in China, which at least until recently was home to half of the world's pigs.
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Plus, the statement "comply with int law" between two countries is all the more devastating when it's delivered with a Benedict Cumberbatch GIF.
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And for all the reasons I mentioned here, it'll be more devastating and defining than any of the passing outrages that came before.
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And in a development that could portend even more devastating results in the near future, Sanchez, who came into Tuesday's game batting just .
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"This was a different type of flooding than you would normally get when just the Patapsco rises — far more devastating," Mr. Miller said.
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More and more devastating details could seep out unless the boil is lanced by Andrew cooperating, in full, with the New York authorities.
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As sea levels continue to rise, low-lying coastal cities can expect more devastating floods that ruin buildings, destroy infrastructure, and claim lives.
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Arriving in the soggy aftermath of Hurricane Florence, which has proved more devastating than the storm itself, he followed much of that script.
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"That would have been even more devastating to the tension that is going on between the White House and the press," Scaramucci said.
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The birthers of 1856 added an even more devastating false claim that Frémont was an adherent of a dangerous and alien religion, Catholicism.
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With impacts of climate change becoming ever more devastating, and the need to eliminate emissions as soon as possible, these are welcome developments.
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"It's part of our past, where something like malaria, which is so much more devastating in the last century, it doesn't interest us."
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Putting huge numbers of satellites into low-Earth orbit would also make a collision with space junk more likely, and potentially more devastating.
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There is no first world problem more devastating than a flight coming in for landing right during the climax of an in-flight movie.
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And to have to talk to a parent not even in town and tell him that his son has died, well, that's more devastating.
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"A second refugee crisis would be more devastating to Europe than a second euro zone crisis," a senior German official told Reuters last month.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation reported an even more devastating estimate, finding that 85033 percent of Wisconsin roads were in poor or mediocre condition.
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Their romance is the main frame for the movie, making her sexual assault and brutal beating by three white men all the more devastating.
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As painful as the last economic downturn was for rural regions, the current crisis poses its own problems that could ultimately be more devastating.
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For roughly 120,000 DACA recipients in Texas, the loss of a driver's license could be even more devastating, given the vastness of the state.
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That drought lasted from 2011 to 2019 — almost the whole decade — giving rise to arid conditions that fueled longer and more devastating fire seasons.
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This unassuming empathy — the refusal of the filmmakers to stamp their subjects with otherness — makes the losses the characters endure all the more devastating.
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And as cities and towns race to digitize more and more of their infrastructure, the potential for larger, more devastating attacks becomes even greater.
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One of the more devastating blows came from another NBA guy -- Andray Blatche -- who threw a crazy haymaker and knocked a guy onto the ground.
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Moving on to more recent times and the most illustrious of rivalries, there are few streaks more devastating than Everton's against Liverpool in the eighties.
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What's more devastating is the unbelievably low bar being set for abusive men, who apparently need to do literally nothing to earn back their spot.
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"We know that this hit is going to be much more devastating than the previous one," Puerto Rico's Governor Ricardo Rossello told National Public Radio.
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Climate change is delivering a much more devastating terror to the world and it's time, in true patriotic fervor, to see something and say something.
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It was only in competition that they would wrap leather strips around their hands, sometimes braided into cords, making a more devastating type of glove.
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Climate change has made droughts and floods more common; without a diverse array of crops, these natural occurrences can be even more devastating to farms.
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As we have seen in recent years in the American West, and especially in California, it means dealing with more frequent and more devastating wildfires.
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" Obama had previously criticized the ruling in one of his weekly radio addresses, stating: "I can't think of anything more devastating to the public interest.
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The psychological impact of the assault, one of the deadliest in the 603-year war, may now prove more devastating than the number of victims.
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San Juan mayor on GOP tax bill: "This would be a much more devastating blow to our economy than Irma and Maria put together." pic.twitter.
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"What is even more devastating is that many of these individuals are actually looking at closing their businesses or laying off American workers," she said.
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The results were even more devastating for those who were out as students: 229% were sexual assault survivors, and 212% had been subject to physical attacks.
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The bombshell is more devastating to Cassidy's family, including his kids Katie, 31, and Beau, 27, who assumed he was living a clean and sober life.
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Fortunately, that one broke up in the atmosphere and didn't strike the Earth as a single mass, which would have made its impact even more devastating.
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If the Lakers don't want to keep Randle, a Porzingis–Brandon Ingram frontcourt can eventually become one of the more devastating two-way tandems in basketball.
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And even more devastating for the "Fortnite" enthusiast, the scammer killed a character Bates spent "hundreds" of dollars on — paying for different skins, according to WLWT.
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It's even more devastating that Paige not only sees Elizabeth snap into action with her own eyes, but that what brings it about is so random.
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Schiff says the U.S. economy is currently in the midst of a recession that could eventually be even more devastating than the Great Recession of 2008.
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The surprise announcement was all the more devastating as Trump was trying to shore up support for the bill at a dinner at the White House.
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That she receives news of frozen bodies and devouring sinkholes, of food shortages and economic collapse from the internet makes her isolation that much more devastating.
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Nobody knows how well they will fare within its confines, but it is clear that the alternative option (losing it entirely) would be far more devastating.
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The more power and control someone has, the more devastating it is for a single victim to feel like they could come forward and report this.
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Whatever that secret is, it can't be more devastating than the one revealed in the final moments of Season 1 of "The Detour," which returns Tuesday.
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He has pushed for more research and pointed out that wounds from assault rifles can be far more devastating than those caused by less powerful firearms.
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However, this is not a good time for theatrics, especially when we have a president who casually tweets about dropping much more devastating bombs on foreign nations.
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Surtr the fire giant is a much more devastating force in Norse mythology than he is in the film, in which he acts as Thor's unwitting stooge.
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That would make a fourth place or otherwise lackluster result in the Monday caucuses all the more devastating to a campaign pitched on the theory of electability.
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The natural disaster is no doubt one of the worst in the Andean nation's recent history, though Colombia has experienced even more devastating events in the past.
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But the hack may be much more devastating for the transit agency, according to a list of servers allegedly compromised by the hackers and obtained by Gizmodo.
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We already knew "Alice" was dead in 2016, but we didn't how it happened, and its reveal turns out to be much more devastating than previously thought.
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After the physical impact, it will take years to rebuild; the long-term economic consequences will be even more devastating, if less obvious to the casual observer.
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Wildfires in California will continue to burn, as they have year after year, and the conditions are there to make each year more devastating than the last.
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Failing to address the fire funding crisis will continue to cripple the Forest Service's ability to restore these lands and increase the likelihood of more devastating fires.
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The idea that college might be massively overvalued amid a deluge of irreversible debt sets the stage for some kind of (potential) collapse to be more devastating.
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The American people need to understand that this war with Iran would be far more devastating, far more costly than anything that we ever saw in Iraq.
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A blowout argument shifts sympathies back and forth as Charlie and Nicole plumb their shared history for grievances to wield as weapons, some more devastating than others.
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Even though the end of Nina's story felt inevitable, part of me believed the show would never really do it — and that makes it even more devastating.
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JI has pulled off far more devastating attacks than Wednesday's: A 2002 JI attack in Bali killed 202 people, and a 2009 attack in Jakarta killed nine.
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When you consider that President Obama suggested just last November that if he were German then he might vote for Mrs Merkel, it is all the more devastating.
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One of the more devastating revelations this year is that my side is as susceptible as the other side is to believing incredibly stupid and non-factual things.
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The internals of The Washington Post poll are even more devastating, with two-thirds of Americans saying Trump is both biased against minorities and unqualified to be president.
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Local residents told the station that the situation is made more devastating by the fact that Atkinson's husband was well-known, and respected, in the community as well.
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" Earlier, Trump also said in a tweet, "Events in Pittsburgh are far more devastating than originally thought," adding later to reporters that it was a "terrible, terrible thing.
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Ross's detailed charges and his own claims that Birdman let him down are, in a way, more devastating because they have more of a veneer of independent authority.
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While the relationship between climate change and wildfires is complicated, mountains of evidence have connected warmer average temperatures to droughts and thus longer and more devastating fire seasons.
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The fact is, the longer we wait to fully transition to clean energy, the more devastating the long-term consequences will be for our economy and our communities.
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Climate change could turn out vastly more devastating than even our worst-case models — but bad enough to make the Earth less habitable than Mars or the Moon?
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Instead, he has a blunter and far more devastating critique: Washington could have gotten a better deal, one that also included Coleman and the other missing Western hostages.
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The violence was all the more devastating because over the previous four years, David Brown, then the Dallas chief of police, had revamped the department's lethal-force policies.
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To make the tragedy even more devastating, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office announced that the gruesome act had been committed by Valerie and Ron's son, Cameron Ely.
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By the midpoint of GGR, I found myself actively cheering, and aching, for these women, not to mention other characters around whom other narratives —softer, more devastating ones — develop.
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"'The City' doesn't go out of its way to pull your heartstrings, but its understatement makes it all the more devastating," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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It's kind of strange that he keeps coming up with information that renders devastating moments onscreen exponentially more devastating… if viewers had any idea what they were actually seeing.
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An electoral loss would be even more devastating and would surely spell the end of his career as Prime Minister, leader of BN and most likely as a politician.
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In a scene that's all the more devastating for also being funny, the father talks of being paid a measly 20 euros to unplug a badly clogged nightclub toilet.
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Mr. Bolton, a hard-line conservative with decades of service in Republican administrations, is no anti-Trump zealot, which makes his allegations against the president that much more devastating.
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His clipped, competent tone rarely breaks, but when it does it makes the subtle heartbreak of a life given over to the service of others all the more devastating.
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"It's devastating enough to be told you have cancer, but it can be even more devastating to put up with the side effects of the therapy," said Dr. Lichtenfeld.
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That includes crafted one of the most heart-wrenching scenes of the entire film — and one of the more devastating animated moments this side of Bambi losing his mother.
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Remember, this is an edited account and not a verbatim transcription — which means it's possible the White House omitted some passages that are even more devastating to the president.
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In other words, they have a greater ability to throw a much more devastating strike against the United States than they would had they not perfected a hydrogen weapon.
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Around 2 million people across the South braced for more devastating flooding and hail on Monday after days of relentless rain and violent thunderstorms left six dead and triggered evacuations.
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The timing on this couldn't be more devastating — it comes just as President Obama is taking to the campaign trail to help Clinton while she recovers from her medical problems.
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But, if we don't want to be subject again to devastating events in the markets and their even more devastating political consequences, we will need to pay close attention. ♦
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His status as a Trump ally made it all the more devastating when he testified in no uncertain terms that the president engaged in a quid pro quo with Ukraine.
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Relievers are more devastating than ever and baseball revenues are ballooning, but in all the years since Wagner broke the salary record, only 11 relievers have averaged a higher salary.
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The impact of sending that message across our country is greater and more devastating than we will ever know, because we have silenced the voices that would otherwise tell us.
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But as devastating as it is to imagine the possibility that everything is changing, what is more devastating is imagining that everything could go back to being exactly the same.
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The swarms of neutrons set free can ramp up the explosive chain reaction of a uranium layer wrapped around it, creating a blast far more devastating than uranium fission alone.
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On the Great War's anniversary, it's a good time to ask: How can we prevent a World War III among countries with even more devastating, technologically advanced might and economic interdependence?
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It's the same argument they hear from the police: Allow us to operate in your communities with impunity and abandon or the criminals will do so to even more devastating effect.
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One of the more devastating intelligence leaks in American history — the unmasking of the CIA's arsenal of cyber warfare weapons last year — has an untold prelude worthy of a spy novel.
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One of the more devastating attacks leveled by Clinton's allies was reminding voters that Sanders had raised the idea of promoting a primary challenger to Obama leading into the 2012 election.
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For so many cooks grinding it out day after day, we looked up to Mr. Bourdain as the one who succeeded against the odds, which makes his suicide even more devastating.
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The former foreign minister whose handling of the Paris negotiations earned him worldwide praise, said countries could not afford to curb climate policies because the consequences would be even more devastating.
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So anxiety was running high on both sides of Aleppo, with people in the west fleeing shelling and people in the east fearing airstrikes more devastating than any they had faced.
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Not only is she covering up a murder while her daughter is suffering the psychological effects of bullying, but also—even more devastating to Renata—her husband Gordon loses all their money.
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But what struck me the most is how much the president appreciated how devastating a war would be, but it would be even more devastating to walk away from this nuclear threat.
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Adele's farewell to touring took an even more devastating turn yesterday when she announced that her final two shows, scheduled for July 1st and 2nd at Wembley Arena in London, are canceled.
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I cannot think of a situation more devastating than having the government forcibly separate a parent from their child to a place unknown, for a fate uncertain, absent any form of communication.
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At one point, a Christmas-caroling quartet decked out in Victorian garb serenaded a crowd, only to be met by one of those solitary claps that can feel more devastating than crickets.
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"That would be far more devastating in the long run than implementing a thorough strategy, a thought-out strategy supported by science and scientists to get Americans back to work," Biden said.
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But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough: these emergencies are going to come more often, and they are going to be more devastating.
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But the consequences of failure are nowhere more devastating than at a World Cup, where two previous finals and five semi-finals have been decided by the gut-wrenching lottery of penalties.
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With these fires becoming more devastating year on year, are we likely to see a reduction in the number of visitors who are adding Australia as the next stamp in their passport?
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With Kidman and Skarsgård willing and able to dive into the twisted depths of this relationship, Vallée can fine-tune exactly how he films it to achieve a more devastating, human effect.
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The Red Sox dropped all three American League Division Series games, but Monday night also marked what could be considered a more devastating loss to Boston, and the baseball world as a whole.
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But eventually, the trio's vocal blend became among the most iconic harmonies in country music — a fact that made Cook's announcement, in 2017, that he suffers from Parkinson's disease all the more devastating.
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However, opposing some form of a free-trade deal with the U.K. would be equally (if not more) devastating to the economies of Europe, as Bank of England Governor Mark Carney recently noted.
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When a leader correctly identifies real hurt and insecurity in our country and instead of addressing it goes looking for somebody to blame, there is perhaps nothing more devastating to a pluralistic society.
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But despite Proxima Centauri's modest stature—its about 12 percent as massive as the Sun—the dwarf is hundreds of times more magnetically active than our star, leading to exponentially more devastating flares.
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Former NFL All-Pro Arian Foster is facing a force more devastating than any defense he ever ran through ... ANGRY TUPAC FANS ... who are all over Arian, for giving a controversial Pac take.
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Her retelling of the story is harrowing, but even more devastating are her long silences, showcased by Macfarlane in long steady shots, the camera refusing to cut long past the point of discomfort.
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For women who want to become mothers, the inability to bring a pregnancy to term — to literally deliver on a biological promise — is perhaps one of the more devastating experiences they will ever endure.
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"The longer the time of separation from that parent and the younger the child is, the more devastating it is," Kraft tells PEOPLE, noting that such stressful circumstances can lead to poor brain development.
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Gabi's first head-kick on 45-year-old Megumi Yabushita got flagged by the ref -- but his warning appeared to be lost in translation ... 'cause seconds later, Garcia uncorked another more devastating skull-shot.
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Otherwise, the problems he has encountered in his first 100 days will only become magnified, and the outcome for Republicans in the 2018 midterm elections might prove more devastating than anything they can imagine.
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It also makes the final scene of the film, where the camera silently pans over the entangled bodies of more than fifty dead migrants below the hull of a boat, all the more devastating.
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On September 19 1985, when an even more devastating quake flattened swaths of Mexico City and killed thousands, the then president was slow to respond and quick to try to cover up the damage.
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Of course, that's not an argument for relaxing vigilance, for at some point terrorists will graduate from explosives to nuclear, chemical or biological weapons that could be far more devastating than even 9/11.
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Because even if the predictions don't turn out to be correct — if hurricanes don't grow larger and carry more rain — if there's sea level rise due to climate change, these storms become more devastating.
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Anxiety has been running high on both sides of Aleppo, residents have reported, with people in the west fleeing shelling and people in the east fearing airstrikes more devastating than any they have faced.
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When a leader correctly identifies real hurt and insecurity in our country, and instead of addressing it, goes to look for someone to blame, there is perhaps nothing more devastating to a pluralistic society.
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Through small kindnesses and grand gestures, they and Moss weave the kind of cozy domestic dynamic that could power Hallmark holiday films — which makes it all the more devastating when Cecilia's horrors begin anew.
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Donna Duren's story was a far, far more devastating indictment of [Bush's] campaign tactics than anything McCain himself could say, and is it possible that McCain, on the theater's stage, wasn't aware of this?
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" She noted that she served in the war in Iraq: "What people need to understand is that this war would be far more costly, far more devastating than anything that we ever saw in Iraq.
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Minamisanriku, Japan When: March 11, 2011 What happened: A magnitude 9.0 quake set off an even more devastating tsunami that washed away entire villages and swept 5 million tons of debris into the Pacific Ocean.
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If technological disruption was about to inflict a new and more devastating blow on traditional firms, you would expect to see lots of them with miserly valuations, as investors discounted a slump in their profits.
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Knowing that the effects of the virus are even more devastating for pregnant women, who face the possibility of their baby being born with microcephaly or other developmental issues, Rodriguez said he considers himself lucky.
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One student jumped to his death In the spring of 2014, about the same time that Vivenzio officially reported hazing to Penn State, another Penn State family was dealing with a much more devastating tragedy.
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"The addiction and the co-dependency… like my addiction to Ashton — that was probably almost more devastating because it took me seriously away emotionally," Moore, 56, said on Monday's Red Table Talk on Facebook Watch.
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But no single piece of this still-unfolding tale is more devastating than a 2015 audio recording obtained by a Filipina-Italian model named Ambra Battilana-Gutierrez during a New York Police Department sting operation.
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Even more devastating, the number of manufacturing jobs dropped by 36 percent, from 19.3 million in 533 to 12.3 million in 2015, while the population increased by 43 percent, from 225 million to 321 million.
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The loss of his beautiful daughter, Gianna, makes this moment even more devastating.... Kobe was a legend on the court and just getting started in what would have been just as meaningful a second act.
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More things could go wrong for them: a layoff, a strike, a work injury, an illness in the family, each coming with more devastating consequences than those life deals out to more affluent white families.
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It was dismaying also because it repudiated the rock-solid scientific consensus that without swift action the consequences of climate change — rising seas, more devastating droughts, widespread species extinction — are likely to get steadily worse.
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Public education in California has never recovered, nowhere with more devastating impact than in Los Angeles, where a district now mostly low-income and Latino has failed generations of children most in need of help.
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But the partial repeal bill is estimated to have even more devastating consequences than the Better Care Reconciliation Act: 32 million fewer people with health insurance, compared to Obamacare, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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However, as much as the audience struggled to push through some of the more devastating scenes, we could always take a break from the series and pick it up when we were in a better headspace.
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While the new online tool is certainly ominous, Chaplin-Kramer and her colleagues developed it as a means to thwart the more devastating projections, and outline where investments in natural capital would make the greatest impacts.
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Cantú: The reason that the book ends there is because Jose's story really transformed me and really brought home all of these things that I was grappling with in a much deeper, more devastating, personal way.
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More devastating, one of the voices in "O Superman" might well be the voice of America leaving its message: "This is the hand, the hand that takes"; meantime, in the background: ha ha ha ha ha.
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Otherwise, the window to 1.5 degrees Celsius closes, and we lock ourselves into more warming, which will lead to more sea level rise, more devastating extreme weather, mass migrations, and expensive declines in the global economy.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott said Irma could be more devastating than Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 storm that struck the state in 1992 and still ranks as one of the costliest ever in the United States.
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Following a week of more devastating and disturbing news about film producer Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood actor Alyssa Milano took to social media to ask women to share their own personal experiences of sexual harassment and sexual assault.
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It is all the more devastating when such abuse comes at the hand of such a highly regarded doctor, since it leaves survivors questioning the organizations and even the medical profession itself, upon which so many rely.
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When the task force was asked to imagine the view from the proposed second site, something important came into focus: It turned out that seeing the space from afar would be somehow more devastating than reinhabiting it.
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I definitely didn't want this column to come out as a rant about belly fat, but internalizing that language and those standards can be way more devastating to your psyche and your health than you might realize.
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From rising sea levels to more devastating droughts to more damaging storms, the report makes brutally clear that warming will make the world worse for us in the forms of famine, disease, economic tolls, and refugee crises.
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Muir-Wood examines cases of earthquakes, fires, floods, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions over centuries — from the Great Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 to Hurricane Katrina — to show how corporate and political interests have made these disasters more devastating.
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" In a classic piece for Fortune magazine in 1977, Buffett outlined his views on inflation: "The arithmetic makes it plain that inflation is a far more devastating tax than anything that has been enacted by our legislatures.
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Security experts warn that while computers at more than 300,232 internet addresses were hit by the ransomware strain, further attacks that fix weaknesses in WannaCry will follow that hit larger numbers of users, with more devastating consequences.
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Francona said he had not dwelled on the details of that game, citing another home loss — the 2013 American League wild-card game, in which the Indians lost to Joe Maddon's Tampa Bay Rays — as more devastating.
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You spend a lot of time with the great actor Bill Camp, who plays David, the man who claims to be God, in this episode, and it results in one of the more devastating scenes of the series.
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The last polls were even more devastating, as they drew a picture of a national electorate whose majority believes that Trump did something illegal on the Russia issue and two-thirds approve of special prosecutor Robert Mueller's investigation.
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For the most part, he writes in the just-the-facts style that we expect from a career G-man—that's how Mueller's report will likely read, too—but that restraint makes his conclusions all the more devastating.
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But in their very modesty—the most damaging detail in Mastromonaco's book is that Obama once wore a mock turtleneck—they serve as a more devastating indictment of the current administration than a campaign-style book ever could.
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But while he has a point when he concludes, "We in the educated class have created barriers to mobility that are more devastating for being invisible," he also loses many readers with his anecdote about the sandwich shop.
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But, said Egeland, an outbreak would prove many times more devastating in Syria, where more than 6 million people have been displaced, and critical healthcare and other key infrastructure have been destroyed by nearly a decade of war.
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When he is hot, Thompson can be an even more devastating shooter than Stephen Curry, and the shooting guard lived up to his position's name in the first quarter with 16 points on just seven field goal attempts.
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And they understand that sooner or later, if they stay in Florida, they'll be smacked again, whether it's an oblique hit, as was the case with the electric-grid-crippling Irma, or something direct and much more devastating.
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And though they may not factor prominently in the 2018 midterms, it's not hard to see around the corner, where these videos could give Facebook and other platforms a new, more devastating category of fake news to grapple with.
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Should the promotion continue to choose spectacle over sport in terms of the matchups made for 'MVP', it isn't beyond the realms of possibility to see more devastating injuries suffered by his opponents given the potency of his attacks.
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This makes it very difficult to regulate these firms effectively to prevent yet more concentration of wealth and power, more gambling, and more devastating crises that might wipe out America's middle class and its wealth once and for all.
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Yet any continued delays in efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions might well commit us to more than six feet of sea level rise and massive coastal flooding, more devastating storms, historic deluges and crippling summer heat and drought.
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And Mr. Trump has also proposed reducing tax benefits for charitable giving, which could have a far more devastating impact on the arts than cuts in public money, which has been declining for many years in inflation-adjusted dollars.
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It repudiated the rock-solid scientific consensus that without swift action the consequences of climate change — widespread species extinction, more devastating droughts, more Harveys and Irmas and wildfires like those now raging in Northern California — will become more likely.
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Joe Manchin, the incumbent Democratic Senator, hasn't had much of a spine when it comes to standing up to the president, but I will vote for him because Patrick Morrisey, his conservative Republican challenger, would be even more devastating.
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Among them are kani and rof, variations on the thrilling theme of Scotch bonnet, and shito, a meld of dried stockfish, crayfish and shrimp, cooked down with onions until black — more devastating and life-affirming than Maggi, and essential.
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The Americans learned too and proceeded to unleash longer more devastating bombardments on Okinawa in the lead-up and more aggressive use of flamethrowers and incendiary devices on Japanese soldiers and civilians caught in the crossfire, to horrific results.
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The publicly available evidence, however, indicates something more devastating: The United States has a secretary of state who lacks a basic understanding of his duties and who may or may not have bungled his first important trip to Asia.
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These revelations left me largely unmoved; I find the squid attack plot to be absurd, even if all that death is a bit more devastating to see play out in live action than to read about on the page.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey — As waves of heavy Russian airstrikes edged closer to the Turkish border on Thursday, a Syrian research group issued a report saying the impact of five years of war in Syria has been more devastating than already thought.
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That puts it at high risk of a Fukushima-like event if there were an earthquake, with possibly even more devastating results because the ocean currents there would send radiation toward other communities along the coast instead of out to sea.
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The conclusion of her storyline in Season 6 would be painful regardless — it's a horrific bait-and-switch to pull on anyone — but it's all the more devastating because of how much we've grown to care about her over the years.
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There will be an increased risk of more devastating outbreaks in areas of Africa that haven't seen outbreaks before under all of the climate warming scenarios the researchers looked at, including if humans cut their carbon emissions significantly or only slightly.
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As California's fire season grows longer and more devastating with the changing climate, "Climate adaptation could look like a million individual products, each precisely targeted on social media to the intersection of a consumer culture and a catastrophe," Madrigal wrote.
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At the time, some viewers speculated that he had also offered the job to her brothers and we just hadn't seen those scenes, to make it more devastating for Shiv to eventually realize that her father's promise was a false one.
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Far more important militarily is the decision to fly the long-range bombers from Iran rather than from Moscow as it had before; if it continues, this could result in a more devastating air war over a long period of time.
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But if these trends continue (as they likely will), terrorists and lone wolves of the future will almost certainly have the ability to engineer pandemics of global proportions, and perhaps even more devastating than anything our species has previously encountered.
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Of course, there's the glaring dark side of being among the more devastating agricultural pests on Earth, but there's also the fact that a great number of caterpillars are cannibals—swapping out tender foliage for the oozing innards of their peers.
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In a virtual press conference, the former vice president said that allowing Americans to return to work while the coronavirus is still actively spreading would be "far more devastating" to the country than sticking to current restrictions on business activity.
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"Gun violence is plaguing our cities, our nation and the very soul of our society, and it's even more devastating to our communities and families when it impacts our children and youth," Hancock said at the time of the report's release.
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Americans have focused on the executive actions about building a wall, or expediting oil pipelines, but nothing is more devastating than the edict on women's health (signed in front of a group composed almost entirely of smiling men in suits).
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You don't need a whole lot of imagination to realize how it could be used to produce revenge porn that will be all the more devastating to the target's life because of how realistic some of the nude photos look.
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Warmer ocean temperatures help fuel storm systems, while the estimated 3.4 inches (86 millimeters) of sea level rise since 1993 are already resulting in higher and thus more devastating storm surges which are capable of wiping out coastal structures and flooding entire neighborhoods.
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The Weather Channel is at it again: after terrifying viewers with a graphic that drove home the dangers of flooding during Hurricane Florence, the network has aired a new clip that highlights how climate change is making natural disasters even more devastating.
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These attacks were deadly, but they probably would have been far worse if the killers had learned basic tradecraft and thus been able to sustain their attacks, build a more devastating bomb in the Boston case, or strike targets of greater symbolic importance.
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If the coronavirus spreads quickly and morphs into a more devastating pandemic, the billions of dollars in stimulus money he's discussing today likely will not be enough to provide relief to American workers, small businesses and major industries hit by an economic downturn.
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But the Falcons' early dominance only made their collapse that much more devastating, as Tom Brady and the Patriots offense would suddenly come to life, forcing overtime and driving the field with the first possession of the extra period to win the championship.
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From the government budget, as happened in 2017, to much bigger issues that affect millions of ordinary Iranians, like the fuel hikes that we had back in November, to then more devastating, tragic national events like this shooting of a passenger airline.
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Until now, European nations have tried to hold the weakened agreement together, but their latest statement signals that they have had enough of Iran's breaches — and that Tehran could be hit with more devastating sanctions if it fails to get back in line.
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Indeed, as we confront more and more devastating spectacles of violence on a daily basis, it is with the arts that we truly enter into those most precious and fragile of ethical bonds that foreground the importance of love, compassion and human togetherness.
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PARIS — The architect who oversaw the design of the fire safety system at Notre-Dame acknowledged that officials had misjudged how quickly a flame would ignite and spread through the cathedral, resulting in a much more devastating blaze than they had anticipated.
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But the battle would've been more devastating, and much more powerful, if it had also claimed the life of a character we've come to care about — and in "The Spoils of War," the most obvious candidate for such a death was Bronn.
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Last May, two days after they learned that their 34-year-old father, Shane Peck, had died unexplainably in his sleep at home in Chubbuck, Idaho, Auston Svancara, 15, and his sister, Melessa Peck, 9, received some more devastating news from their aunt, Lacy Parker.
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"Its impact would be much more devastating, because we have many more constructions in and outside of the city, by the river," said Severino Saccardi, editor of the Florentine magazine Testimonianze (Testimonies), which published a 400-page special edition about the flood this year.
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Caroline: It does feel like either Martha has to step up her game significantly, as far as being actively involved in the spying game, or the writers have to get rid of her somehow, whether that's sending her to Moscow or something more devastating.
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But a more nuanced and more accurate view is that the decline in coal production and accompanying job loss coincided with something much more devastating: a spike in prescriptions for opioids, among other pain medications, as well as an increase in substance abuse generally.
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As such, an equal loss will be more devastating to poor and marginalized people with fewer assets, mostly because they're unlikely to have savings, will suffer more from blows to health and education infrastructure, and will simply need more time to recover and rebuild their lives.
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Government scientists projected in the most recent climate assessment that the atmosphere could warm as much as eight degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century if fossil fuel emissions continue unchecked, leading to higher sea levels, more devastating storms and droughts, and severe health consequences.
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At the current pace, temperatures are projected to rise by almost 2628 degrees Celsius around the world, a shift that would have drastic effects on some wildlife as well as sea levels, potentially putting the earth and the U.S. in particular at risk for more devastating storms.
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"Often what happens, honestly, is if women go back to have contact with the perpetrator — which they almost always do — believing, OK, we can go back to square one, and a second sexual assault occurs, it is more devastating for that person," Ziv said last week.
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At the current pace, temperatures are projected to rise by almost 28503 degrees Celsius around the world, a shift that would have drastic effects on some wildlife as well as sea levels, potentially putting the earth and the U.S. in particular at risk for more devastating storms.
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If Trump attempts a "Saturday Night Massacre" using any of the tactics described below, there would be a constitutional crisis in America and a political firestorm of reaction that would be more devastating than the firestorm that confronted Richard Nixon shortly before he resigned from office.
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After a legal battle that lasted from 2005 to 2012, an American federal court threw out a case brought by residents of Mississippi against 34 big carbon emitters for damages suffered as a result of Hurricane Katrina, which they argued had been made more devastating by climate change.
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Meanwhile, as Putin plots his next move from Moscow, NBC and the production company that owns the rights to Trump's "The Apprentice" show are considering whether to release — or keep secret —videos that may reveal more devastating words by Trump on tape that would further dramatize his crude sexism.
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Watching her see Darius and Ruby transcend all the cynical Everlasting twists she threw at them just by loving each other was more devastating than I would've expected even just an episode ago (in large part thanks to Constance Zimmer's ability to squeeze out tears through steely resolve).
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This massive insurer exodus from Obamacare markets not only creates a shrinking pool of competition and narrower networks, but could also be setting the stage for something far more devastating: the inevitable push for a single-payer or public option to either be added to, or replace, ObamaCare.
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Without additional government policies, energy and environmental experts say, the shift from coal, oil and natural gas will not be rapid or substantial enough to stave off the worst impacts of a warming atmosphere, including rising sea levels, more powerful storms, more devastating droughts and food and water shortages.
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About 400 faithful showed up to listen to the liturgy on the Sunday before Easter, and for many the blaze brought back painful memories of a far more devastating six-alarm fire in late 2001 that destroyed the building's north transept and severely crippled its 8,500-pipe organ.
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This history of disaster is made more devastating by the fact that Eisenberg manages to give the reader this history in fragments, as though from a muttered phone conversation from another room just audible under the dinner party conversation you've been having with the funniest people you know.
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But on Sunday night, he changed tack, suggesting on Twitter that the economic toll of sending workers home could have a more devastating effect than letting the virus rip through the US population unchecked by social distancing: WE CANNOT LET THE CURE BE WORSE THAN THE PROBLEM ITSELF.
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When it comes to our love of primetime television, we can't imagine anything more devastating than Jack Pearson's death... But then Milo Ventimiglia, the actor behind the character, shaved his mustache, therefore solidifying the fact that — despite theories — we've probably seen the last of our beloved This Is Us TV dad.
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With that in mind, it&aposs hard to imagine how the space rock&aposs impact could have been even more devastating than scientists have assumed, but new research suggests exactly that, and paints an even more dire picture of what life was like on Earth in the years that followed.
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So heating the whole planet by another half degree stands to have even more devastating impacts, particularly for the most vulnerable, according to the IPCC report: Some vulnerable regions, including small islands and Least Developed Countries, are projected to experience high multiple interrelated climate risks even at global warming of 1.5°C.
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Notably, museums in Britain have been faster to distance themselves from members of the Sackler family than their counterparts in the United States, where opioid drugs including OxyContin are prescribed far more often and the crisis has been far more devastating, claiming more than 200,000 lives over the last two decades from overdoses.
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But there's a possibility — and historical precedent for the idea — that no terror group has claimed the destruction of the flight from Paris to Cairo because it either wants to protect operatives it has established inside transportation networks, or it has developed new techniques that it wants to replicate to more devastating effect later.
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But it would be hard to find another period more devastating to the reputation of the FBI than these past two years when a small cabal at the top of the bureau's leadership structure embarked on a series of actions and decisions that unnecessarily exposed the FBI to concerns about its most precious core values: trust and impartiality.
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Because a core weakness of this White House, more devastating (for now) than the pugilistic tweets and permanent swirl of scandal, is the absence of anyone who seems to have thought through how one might translate Trumpism, the populist nationalism on which the president campaigned, into substantive policy on any specific issue except a temporary visa freeze.
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Notaro takes the events of her life, which she's written and talked about extensively in her book (I'm Just a Person), her Netflix documentary (Tig), and her standup—cancer, double mastectomy, an intestinal disease called C diff, and the death of her mother in a freak accident—and switched around the order a bit to make everything just that much more devastating.
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And if women with plenty of ability to command attention -- like Gwyneth Paltrow, Ashley Judd and Salma Hayek -- struggle to speak out and obtain justice after being abused or harassed, imagine how difficult it is for poorer Americans, who are most likely to become victims in the first place and have far more devastating repercussions like poverty or deportation to fear.
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During one of the most intense weather seasons on record, the Trump administration has done the opposite of everything you'd expect a government that values your life to do—namely, sought to weaken the nation's tornado and hurricane forecasting ability, pre-disaster planning, flood and chemical safety regulations, and disaster relief response, all but guaranteeing that future disasters will be more devastating, especially for the poor and communities of color.
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Then, of course, majority of the people never got an opportunity to form assets for themselves and the one that was much more devastating was disposition of land, where land was taken away from the people and they then had to resort to being either migrant labourers in the mines and farms and they were bereft of any form of asset through which they can economically lead more viable lives.
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Creed director Ryan Coogler and Selma director Ava DuVernay will be hosting a free event on Sunday night in Flint, Michigan as part of the artists' collective Blackout for Human Rights, and while neither have publicly positioned the timing as a protest, the inferred meaning is actually much more devastating: The issues in Flint are actually just much more important than worrying about a silly show where people give each other gold statues.
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In the same time, another group called World Weather Attribution found that hurricanes that size have become three times more probable VICE News spoke with Myles Allen, a climate scientist at the University of Oxford and one of the researchers behind the first climate attribution study, who explained why scientists are now able to rapidly figure out if an event like Hurricane Harvey was more devastating than it otherwise would have been because of climate change.
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