Sentence examples for a doomsday situation from inspiring English sources

At the same time, a second term for President Obama might not be a doomsday situation.

Many Indians in Afghanistan rule out a doomsday situation after the United States ends its military involvement in the country.

But given the country's terrifying challenges, some senior Japanese financial executives and government bureaucrats are quietly considering a doomsday situation.

Company executives have repeatedly cautioned against government overreaction to the BP spill, which they say resulted from a doomsday situation unlikely to repeat itself.

And yet, Mr. Obama's second term "might not be a doomsday situation" for Wall Street, Ben Protess and Jessica Silver-Greenberg write in DealBook.

For all the hand-wringing, Mr. Obama's second term is unlikely to present a doomsday situation for the nation's biggest banks.

This is Simon Winchester's original Guardian report, which begins: The tragic and inevitable Doomsday situation which has been universally forecast for Northern Ireland arrived in Londonderry yesterday afternoon when soldiers, firing into a large crowd of civil rights demonstrators, shot and killed 13 people.

"The tragic and inevitable Doomsday situation which has been universally forecast for Northern Ireland arrived in Londonderry yesterday afternoon when soldiers, firing into a large crowd of civil rights demonstrators, shot and killed 13 people," wrote Simon Winchester in the Guardian after witnessing the shootings in Derry on Bloody Sunday.

Tapping into fear about the future, Mr. Beck also lingers over doomsday situations; in a series called "The War Room" last month he talked to experts about the possibility of global financial panic and widespread outbreaks of violence.

But consider some of the doomsday situations that did not occur in 2012.

More seasoned observers, however, saw nothing unusual in the popular display of nonchalance, noting that Israelis were used to taking doomsday situations in stride.