Sentence examples for a particularly disastrous from inspiring English sources

There was a nearly 20percentt decline in tourists for 2001, with a particularly disastrous year-end.

Entwistle resigned on Saturday after a particularly disastrous interview with John Humphrys on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Two weeks ago, after a particularly disastrous meeting, Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's finance minister, declared that he welcomed the hatred directed against him in the euro zone.

In the twentieth century, China suffered a devastating civil war and eventually adopted a particularly disastrous type of Communist ideology that, for five decades, impoverished the country while turning it into an international pariah.

Do you really think that the move of Sara Antunovich and her boyfriend, Orion Montoya, from Chicago to New York was a particularly disastrous and unique experience ("A Fresh Start Loses Its Freshness," Dec. 19)?

Not all festivals have the eclectic mix of arts and culture of Latitude that keeps the crowds flocking; 2011 was a particularly disastrous season, with 30 music festivals cancelled and even Glastonbury's Michael Eavis predicting his mighty event's demise in a few years' time (although that looks unlikely to be the case).

Letting it go into effect for even a few months would be particularly disastrous for consumers and food processors.

As I was carrying my camera equipment, a wet plunge would have been particularly disastrous.

Prison treatment is particularly disastrous in New York, according to a new report from Human Rights Watch.

The result is particularly disastrous for Mr Cameron as Eastleigh is a seat the party must win in 2015 if the Conservatives are to have any chance of winning an outright majority at the next election.

The end-of-school yearbook signing fiasco, the tennis court humiliation, the camping trip incompetence — any or, for some who had particularly disastrous childhoods, all of it might bring a wince of familiarity.