Both times he was struck by evidence of the city's ravaging by war and famine.
Cutting and ravaging the other surrounding cells and tissues, this antisocial cancer grows until it reaches a point where it can expand no more.
Unfortunately, the continent soon became troubled by ethnic and racial conflict, political unrest, violent crime, ravaging poverty, economic failure and resignation, predatory leaders and rampant corruption.
That means ravaging part of the restored and reclaimed site.
Today, in the 21st century, making war can no longer be led by the idea of ravaging or by the idea of maximum damage.
These atrocities have long been ravaging the country.
In the past, the ravaging disease of inflation affected pensioners' incomes and savings.
One of the most astounding aspects of this ravaging disease is that unless it is tackled in its initial stages it becomes chronic.
