Not to mention imminent sequestration which will ravage our defense budget at a time when we need strengthening.
Recent attacks in Shiite areas have spread fear among Iraqis that sectarian warfare may ravage the country again.
In November 1989 Robert Baron watched a 200mph tornado ravage downtown Huntsville, Ala.
Frequent floods ravage cities in the south and east, and droughts are a regular occurrence in the north and west.
Lawmakers said that by keeping the door shut on ground troops, President Clinton has encouraged Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to ravage Kosovo.
The solons may vow that speculation and leverage will never again ravage the land, but they might just as well try to repel the tide.
Then they storm the town, ravage houses, burn the olive groves.
The rodents ravage the crop, leaving very little for the farmers.
So just like the European conquistadors of the 16th Century their modern counterparts continue to ravage South America's past and rob us of the fascinating stories behind it.
And foreclosures continue to ravage communities from California to Florida.
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Otherwise inflation will ravage the country just as it has done every other time the Fed has taken rates below inflation and left them there for a protracted period.
Naturally, with such an inclusive view, the statistics can be skewed to make it appear that the expiration of the top two tax rates will ravage small business owners.
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The wonder drug of the era was penicillin, which along with better hygiene and other treatments, thwarted diseases that only seem to ravage developing countries these days yellow fever, dysentery, typhoid, cholera, typhus, and more.
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