Sentence examples for a disastrous message from inspiring English sources
Others fret that such a move could send a disastrous message to Muslim extremists, similar to that relayed by Spain's 2004 election, when voters dumped the pro-American People's Party government days after bombers struck Madrid.
"It sends a message that the arts aren't valuable, that they aren't worth nurturing or preserving, and that's a disastrous message in itself," Smith says.
When Jamie Dimon, the C.E.O. of JPMorgan Chase, learned that A.I.G. faced a disastrous cash crisis, his message to Robert Willumstad, the chief executive, one participant recalled, was blunt:"Stop pussyfooting around".
But for anyone who followed the deep history of the sex abuse scandal, it has some troubling implications — because much of what went wrong in the church, in the 1960s and 1970s especially, represented a disastrous misapplication of precisely this message.
Quote Message: It's a disastrous situation, revenue is being revised downward to $3.7bn but expenditure is being increased by an extra $1bn.
Despite admitting that the general election had been a "disastrous result" for the Lib Dems, Mr Clegg delivered an upbeat message to activists, who were gathered in a central London pub.
As the wife who dumped Theodore, Rooney Mara bows in and out, her anorexic thinness sending a toxic message to young women; while Olivia Wilde cameos as a disastrous blind date.
"Sending someone to prison on flimsy evidence for sending WhatsApp messages critical of a company will have a disastrous and chilling effect on free speech," Mr. Harsono said.
This was a disastrous mistake.
It was a disastrous experiment.
