Sentence examples for Very disastrous from inspiring English sources

"I think Saakashvili made a very, very disastrous miscalculation that somehow we would be there".

But since there was plenty of time to change tack, it wasn't so very disastrous.

"Physics was not friendly in that environment, and it led to some very disastrous circumstances.

"Sometimes if you wait for advice that is beyond doubt you can end up with very disastrous consequences".

"This event was very, very bad and very disastrous to the American people, and we condemned that before," Mullah Zaeeef said, adding that "handover is the other option".

"A change-over from an increasing to a declining population may be very disastrous," said John Maynard Keynes in 1937.* The following year another prominent economist, Alvin Hansen, fretted that America was running out of people, territory and new ideas.

I have been on several projects that were very nearly disastrous.

Asked how he would know whether a situation was "very nearly disastrous," Vokes said, "If you had an 80percentthrough-wallll crack in a very large pressure vessel and you only found it because the inspector went out and had a look, that is very nearly disastrous for a plant that does not have a fire suppression system".

"Ebola was very much disastrous here," Mr. Koroma says.

In this paper we used our D1 and QOA methods to study the near-field TEC response to very strong and disastrous Wenchuan earthquake which occurred on 12 May 2008.

"But for a club that has been very poor and disastrous, by all accounts from other people, we lie four points off top four.