The results have been devastating for the Syrian people.

The later it comes, the more devastating the consequences.

This could trigger a vicious circle of mounting debt and uncontrollable inflation, with devastating consequences.

The repercussions are likely to be all the more disruptive when, sooner or later, the regime falls.

Jika kita tidak membuat perubahan besar secara cepat, dampaknya akan sangat buruk.

Nonetheless, the challenge that these new parties pose to Europe could prove to be extremely disruptive.

The economic costs from the resulting panic, including a collapse of travel and trade, could be devastating.

It's been 40 hours since Mexico offered the US help w Hurricane Harvey's devastation.

The danger, ultimately, is a cascading series of crises, each building on the others, with potentially devastating consequences for all.

But the economy is not all that is under threat Russia s soft power is dwindling, with potentially devastating results.

The psychological effects of the humiliation were devastating to Maximino, who used to drive 80 kilometers to donate milk in Caruaru

Even schoolchildren can recite some projected outcomes oceans will warm and glaciers will melt, causing sea levels to rise and salt water to inundate low lying coastal areas.

Most also agree that the rate of heating is accelerating and that the consequences could become increasingly disruptive.

Handing over any local power before those leaders are ready to use it would be an error, with potentially disastrous consequences.

Approximately 37 of the world s supply of tantalum comes from Central Africa, where mining it has been linked to devastating wars and environmental pollution.

Alas, such commonplace language also makes wars harder to avoid, harder to end, and arguably more deadly.

Most observers cite the authorities concern that if any sovereign does not honor its debts, all sovereign borrowers will be penalized. But such contagion risk is trivial compared to the wildfire that could be ignited by imposing losses on small depositors.

Some of those actions will have to be disruptive, because the momentum of organizations can carry them beyond their usefulness.

But such contagion risk is trivial compared to the wildfire that could be ignited by imposing losses on small depositors.

Among those who sought him out, his wife remembers, was an MI6 officer who had to live with the crippling after effects of torture.

As WWF Director General James Leape explained, it provides a global platform for millions of people to voice their concern about the devastating effects of climate change.

Recalling also its resolution 54 96 L of 10 March 2000 on assistance to Mozambique following the devastating floods,

These stories would be no more than funny which they are certainly are if they were not so damaging to Italy and revelatory of the country s immobile politics.

The impacts of these cuts would be devastating for the department, Panetta said in a letter to Sens. John McCain, R Arizona, and Lindsey Graham, R South Carolina.

If protection is sought through tariff and other trade related measures, then the knock on effects could have even more devastating consequences for all.

Many toxic substances are released into the environment, even some that are not toxic but nonetheless are highly damaging for example, the chlorofluorocarbons that caused the Antarctic ozone hole (and which are now regulated).

Gore quoted MIT hurricane researcher Kerry Emmanuel to support an alleged scientific consensus that global warming is making hurricanes much more damaging.

Tanpa kendali demokratis, investor akan menjalankan praktik privatizing profits and socializing losses, sembari menetapkan pendekatan intensif karbon serta pendekatan lain yang berbahaya bagi lingkungan hidup dan sosial.

On the contrary, it is caught in a duel between healing and disruptive influences, in which it can ill afford any further intensification of the latter.

Maintaining peace in a world in which literally dozens of fingers are on nuclear triggers will be far more difficult and the consequences of failure far more destructive.

Even if no such conflict erupts, Putin s attempts to restore Russian influence across Eurasia (by whatever means necessary, if his actions in Ukraine are any indication) will be highly damaging.

That recession was destructive, but it had one silver lining an inspiration to the world that an independent central bank can take tough measures to ensure price stability.

And, at a time of domestic hardship and diplomatic isolation, North Korea s leaders, their confidence boosted by their possession of nuclear weapons, might try to distract their public through audacious, and possibly destructive, acts abroad.

Its own challenge lies in reforming the entire oil industry, which for years has been brutally and irresponsibly exploited by Chinese and Malaysian companies, with devastating environmental consequences.

For example, by planting scientifically engineered crops that grow faster, farmers can harvest them before, say, cyclone season, which will become increasingly violent as global temperatures rise.

But the likelihood of another crisis is quite small, and its adverse impact would be far less devastating this time around, as there are no more massive credit or asset bubbles to burst.

One could also argue that the consequences of reform would not be as organizationally disastrous as feared in the same way that cleaning up backwaters like the Vatican Bank would restore credibility to the Church s spiritual message.

Already, economic pressures have fueled anti European sentiment in Spain, Italy, and even France if allowed to continue, such sentiment could culminate in secession, with devastating consequences for the eurozone and Europe as a whole.

That is why I joined leading US legal experts, including from Harvard, Yale, and Berkeley, in writing a letter to congressional leaders explaining how damaging to our system of justice these agreements are.

It is that we can't always know. When we know of an impending disaster, and how to solve it at a cost less than the cost of the disaster itself, then there's not going to be much argument, really.