“ravages”簡單造句，ravages造句子

Africa has yet to recover from the ravages of the slave trade or the subsequent era of colonization.

While the West still worries about the ravages of deflation, emerging markets in Asia are beginning to contemplate what to do about the opposite problem: inflation.

Countless lives were saved from the ravages of diseases such as polio and small pox.

This means that the valuables held in the safe are likely to survive if a fire ravages your home.

He later took advantage of his unwanted fame and fronted a campaign to save Ashdown Forest from the ravages of oil prospectors.

Only this kind of fundamental reform will cure the ravages of inflation.

Scientists say the findings, published in the journal Molecular Neurodegeneration, suggest the ravages of dementia "might be slowed or avoided through healthy eating".

I tell you truly, it is the same fire which destroys your foods and your bodies, even as the fire of malice, which ravages your thoughts, ravages your spirits.

Having a big head may help protect against the worst ravages of dementia, say researchers.

She got out her curling irons and lighted the gas and went to work repairing the ravages made by generosity added to love. Which is always a tremendous task, dear friends-a mammoth task.

Now, the ravages of the credit crunch have Western Banks exiting their investments with unseemly haste.

I laugh. I say it's important but I'm not sure it will make a difference to remind people of the environmental ravages of driving.

The government claims that the measure will raise money to fight the ravages of alcohol in a land where half of premature deaths are linked to drink.