Sentence examples for a cataclysmic effect from inspiring English sources

His passing will surely have a cataclysmic effect.

With the exception of America's weirdly-expensive Amtrak system, cost and luxury scale with fossil fuel consumption; travel that costs more and feels more indulgent is also travel that has a cataclysmic effect on the environment.

George Robertson, the formerly UK defence secretary and Nato chief, has claimed Scottish independence would have a "cataclysmic" effect on European and global stability by undermining the UK on the world stage.

Racism has had a cataclysmic effect on his mind and his body; his response is to cut himself off from the hurting world, and, by the time we meet him, he's living alone in a basement in "a border area of Harlem".

Perhaps recalling what happened when protesters occupied the heart of Beijing in 1989, and how badly they underestimated the scale of a massive demonstration in Hong Kong in 2003, officials have foretold civil strife with a cataclysmic effect on Hong Kong's reputation.

Bodmin East councillor Mr Kennedy said the freeze "could have a cataclysmic effect on services".

Study of the effects of genetic change over time revealed a pattern affected by a cataclysmic event across the species' entire geographic area about 13,000 years ago.

And obviously a cataclysmic event has occurred," he said.

A cataclysmic event can change the fate of a movie.

The period passed quietly, without a cataclysmic event, like a mass blackout.

The new policy was adopted in response to a cataclysmic event.