Verwenden Sie „ravages“ in einem Satz

1. That way Atmos gains the strength to protect us from the worst ravages of the desert

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2. Yes, the garden was well tended, but the roses were suffering from the ravages of wind and rain, and the late October east wind with its biting cold was having its toll

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3. Her hair was patchy; he couldn't remember how long they had been exposed before stasis arrested the ravages of radiation

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4. How could I have been so blind and not seen what was there all the time? Acquaintances and close friends were being diagnosed, and it suddenly became all too clear that I was just one of many who suffered from the ravages of cancer

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5. Just how could this happen to a body in perfect condition? From ―feeling great‖, she quickly moved to despair with the ravages of chemotherapy and radiation

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6. the ravages of malaria, yellow fever and dysentery in Cuba among American forces, was suppressed

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7. He also mentioned that their subsequent isolation had protected them from the ravages of the plague, but had almost been their undoing since they at first resisted the Khanate

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8. To withstand the ravages of time-

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9. Some didn’t wake up at all, but that was no more than normal for the time of the year and considering the ravages of the weather over the previous weeks

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10. away after the ravages of winter, clearing the ground ready for the spring sowing, as he cleared and organised his mind for his real work

11. He set a new tone as well as policy: the new Reich should appear not only as tax collector, oppressor of Socialists, or rival old dynasties, but as a beneficent agent, as protector of the nation in the social realm-hence shield the workers from the ravages of occupational accidents, sickness, and old age

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12. A narrow band of greenery flanked both sides with an occasional gaunt palm trunk spotted here and there, still showing the ravages of the locust ordeal, only now were they revealing some small sign of a return to the living world

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13. As the snow-raven floated above the field, Simon glanced down and saw the ravages beneath

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14. there, still showing the ravages of the locust ordeal, only now were they revealing some small

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15. Trying to re-establish the pre-war passenger traffic across the Atlantic, some of the older ships which had not succumbed to the ravages of war were bought back from the new owners, then refurbished

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16. -Let's go out of here! - Beatrice said in the end throwing a look to all the ravages

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17. The forty-eight states suffer the ravages of war only when the federal government's sovereignty is in some way jeopardized

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18. She glanced at the beautiful and artistically designed diamond necklace and the matching earrings in the mirror – yes they did indeed help to divert the eyes away from the ravages of Time

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19. If the form had ever been clothed, the ravages of time had long ago reduced the garments to dust

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20. The chambers and halls he traversed were crumbling into ruin, but as he advanced the ravages of decay became less apparent

21. Urantia has passed through the ravages of great and destructive wars in its history

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22. This room was spared the ravages of the thunderstorm

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23. You are here now to meet others of our quest, so that you may take with you the memory that you are not alone, and that seeds of your knowledge will blossom into understanding; your lessons in power have overwhelmed you, and you need to know there is more in the universe than the ravages of man’s imagination

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24. From an army of close to ten thousand warriors, we have only two thousand able bodied Toltecs remaining and these two thousand include the women and children, are led by young and inexperienced officers, who have been fortunate, so far, to have escaped the ravages of the plague that has devastated the very fabric that made the Tolteca people what they were

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25. “This is what war brings,” Knowlan whispered to Mahood, realizing only then that his words were nothing atop Mahood’s understanding of the ravages of battle

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26. Groups of people with nothing but the clothes on their back appeared, their clothes torn and dirty from the ravages of the war

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27. The ravages of time

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28. ravages of the war on South Africa's borders

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29. the mainland, are also prone to the ravages of greed and evil

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30. kill this sinful desire which ravages both knowledge of the unmanifest

31. ” her voice ached with the ravages of life

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32. It was there he saw the ravages of Aiden's

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33. Similarly, the US dreams of superheroes to conquer their supervillain unconscious that ravages home and abroad

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34. Losing that much weight ravages the body

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35. It appeared to be untouched from the ravages of the outbreak

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36. And yet it hurt knowing his love for me wasn't strong enough to survive the ravages of time

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37. While several trees had been knocked down, the ravages

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38. Brian was taking a well-earned rest and was calmly sipping a piping hot brew from Gilbert's personal mug, which had somehow escaped the ravages suffered by the rest of the equipment

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39. And not have the peace, and rest that night gives us; so our minds and bodies and hearts can heal from the ravages our daytime acts have committed upon ourselves

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40. forests are being cut into at a break-neck speed to feed the western businesses addiction to paper… that almost every natural forest has suffered worse ravages instead of less from the shift from paper documentation… to paper documentation, and computer documentation, and personal printer documentation

41. The ravages of

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42. And then, in whatever state she was in at that point, she somehow shielded us from the ravages of the spaces Between while that construct died,” he paused, “And then, brought us here – I can only assume through whatever aperture Bathory tore open for her own escape

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43. pivotal knowledge (wisdom) that lasts the tests and ravages of time, hence enduring and immutable

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44. was a feather boa, but it seemed an inadequate defence against the ravages of a Scottish winter

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45. It appeared to be a rather quaint little town that had gone unscathed by the ravages affecting the larger society

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46. We made our way past abandoned rooms and halls that the absence of care and the ravages of time were evident everywhere one looked

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47. Eventually, through the ravages of time, most of the ancient kingdoms of Africa fell to European imperialism or internal strife of their own making

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48. The problem of preventing atherosclerosis and its human ravages is the search for ways of

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49. protection against the ravages of atherosclerosis

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50. While this may seem to indicate that we are doomed to fall prey to the ravages of apophenia, “It ain't necessarily so”

51. Hopefully, the material in this book will provide an introduction to a process that could eventually lead to real and lasting change in the way things are; moving from a world of rife with the ravages of ignorance and intolerance to one of greater tolerance for diversity and increased appreciation for the differences that make up the incredible tapestry of humankind; a world of greater and sufficient wisdom

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52. The serene Teuton found the supper table and was happy, eating steadily through the bill of fare, and dismayed the garcons by the ravages he committed

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53. Would anyone believe that a simple sternutation could produce such ravages on a quadrupedal organism? It is extremely curious, is it not?"

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54. cardiologists, et al, all caring for the ravages of diabetes alone, the idea metastasized in Colorado’s medical community and the backing of several highly esteemed medical associations had been earned

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55. In consequence his temple was being abandoned to the ravages of Time, who for thousands of shamefaced years had been reluctant to go near the place

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56. An opening was left in the shell, by which it was protected from the soil, for the spirit to communicate with its earthly tenement, when necessary; and the whole was concealed from the instinct, and protected from the ravages of the beasts of prey, with an ingenuity peculiar to the natives

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57. Some of the females had tried to conceal the ravages of vice and dissipation by coating their faces with powder and paint

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58. She had lost weight since they had last seen her, and her face showed the ravages of meth addiction

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59. Food was scanty, one blanket for three men, and the ravages of smallpox,

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60. When I spoke he turned a face which showed no ravages of the evening before, but was fresh and sullen as a disappointed child's

61. Her strong features had resisted the ravages of time

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62. Of Clap, Consumption, the Evils of Drink, Death in Childbed (and the other Ravages of the poor Harlot’s Life), he hath nought to say

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63. In this scenario your use of stop orders will be restricted to an if-all-else-fails safety net, to protect you from the worst ravages of the market when you are not watching

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64. By using stop orders effectively we can harness the power of good luck while escaping the ravages of bad luck

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65. Jean Valjean watched these ravages with anxiety

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66. This work, peculiar to the whole of Europe, effected more ravages in Germany than anywhere else

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67. Musketry and grape-shot alternated, but without committing great ravages, to tell the truth

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68. It also frequently happened, that the interior ravages were not revealed by any external scar, and in that case, woe to the sewermen

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69. Ah! vertu-bamboche! what charming women there were in those days, and what pretty little faces and what lovely lasses! I committed my ravages among them

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70. ” Fermina Daza nodded, and Florentino Ariza took off his hat and made a slight bow, and she looked at him without the slightest compassion for the premature ravages of baldness

71. They said that one midnight the previous June someone had seen her boarding the Cunard ocean liner en route to Panama, and that she wore a dark veil to hide the ravages of the shameful disease that was consuming her

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72. There was not a pomade or lotion he did not try, a belief he did not accept, a sacrifice he did not endure, in order to defend every inch of his head against the ravages of that devastation

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73. Time will the ravages efface—

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74. Abandoned to the ravages of time and the desert, his house was falling to ruins, and his hungry, bleating goats had long been scattered among his neighbours

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75. Monroe,) in a communication dated August, 1807, that a war party of powerful combination and influence existed in Great Britain, who wanted to extend their ravages to this country; that we could not make calculations upon the justice of Great Britain; that in her many assumptions of power and principle she would yield but from the absolute necessity

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76. We reporters rushed off to our various offices, and the streets were soon afterwards lively with newspaper-boys shouting the news and waving sheets of terrible and alarming headlines about the "escaped lion and its fearful ravages," and the "strong man who had captured it after a ghastly battle for his life

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77. But those men, or that Administration that will, upon a mere useless, punctilious point of etiquette, commit the peace and happiness of this country to the ravages of war, will meet the indignation, and feel the vengeance of the intelligent citizens of the country

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78. He noticed her start of surprise as her eyes met his, and fancied she was shocked by the ravages of illness, for he said, with a touch of his old irritation:

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79. This faded woman, trying to stay time’s ravages by her rouge, displaced the beauteous image he had cherished so long in his memory

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80. No efficacious method has yet been taken to prevent its ravages, but the one who could accomplish it, would do the cause of agriculture an essential service

81. "Resolved, That the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures be instructed to report a bill authorizing the President of the United States to cause to be purchased —— barrels of flour, and to have the same exported to some port in Caraccas, for the use of the inhabitants who have suffered by the earthquake; and also authorizing him to cause to be purchased —— barrels of flour, and to have the same exported to some port in Teneriffe for the use of the inhabitants who are likely to starve by the ravages of locusts

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