Sentence examples for Catastrophic repercussions from inspiring English sources

A charity headed by Muammar Gaddafi, the son of Libya's leader, warned of "catastrophic repercussions" if Calderoli became a minister.

The heroine of "Sweeping Past" recalls how, decades earlier, she and two other girls resolved to become "sworn sisters," an innocent decision with catastrophic repercussions.

Philly Gay Pride posted an announcement on its website noting that the DC march threatens Philadelphia's Pride events and that even a 15-25% lower than expected attendance could have "catastrophic" repercussions.

Given that trans characters have often been portrayed as murderers, sexual deviants and manipulators in similar productions – often with catastrophic repercussions for the trans community which has to fight stereotyping– I was therefore flabbergasted to find out that TropFest's judges thought that such an abhorrent film was worthy of being showcased.

Double Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah has thrown his fame and weight behind a campaign to stop Barclays Bank withdrawing from Britain's £2bn remittance market, a decision campaigners say will have catastrophic repercussions for some of the world's poorest countries, including his native Somalia.

If history is a guide, the ruling elite might once again fail the Iraq people with catastrophic repercussions for the war-torn country and the regional and international system.

The economic repercussions are catastrophic, especially when the patient is the breadwinner of the family.

Had Mr. Irving won his case, the potential repercussions would have been catastrophic.

This week King Abdullah II of Jordan said the deteriorating events in Syria needed international and regional efforts, and called the repercussions of the crisis "catastrophic".

However, the timeframe coincides with the occurrence of the '1930s Dust Bowl' (Schubert et al. 2004) with most of the decade characterized by extreme drought, dust storms and catastrophic vegetation failure, with the environmental repercussions presumably tapering out over the next decade.

But experts said the repercussions would fall short of catastrophic, despite a few proclamations of doom and sketchy evidence of past links between field reversals and species extinctions.