Sentence examples for a calamitous future from inspiring English sources
His novel is a different kind of history again, an imagined past which, if we learn from it, might save us from a calamitous future.
To one contemplating a calamitous future, these seem like important questions.
Mr. McMahon said he believed New York and other states needed to follow the shift embraced by the private sector away from the traditional defined-benefit pension plan to a 401 k -style retirement program to prepare for a potentially calamitous future increase in pension costs.
It has brought misery to millions and warnings that Britain has entered a calamitous tailspin towards a future of recession, isolation and international irrelevance.
Thus, delays in decreasing greenhouse-gas emissions buy us a more calamitous, inhumane future.
One would think that a calamitous past and an uncertain future would make Harding a more earnest student.
The future To nobody's great surprise, takings are a calamitous 53% down on the equivalent weekend a year ago when The Inbetweeners 2 stormed to the top of the box office with a whopping £12.5m including previews.
Dr. Kahn said he might recommend an exercise stress test "as a baseline" for the future but would not do further procedures "unless he had a calamitous stress test".
It is a calamitous desire.
Of course, that followed a calamitous decline.
