Sentence examples for a potential calamity from inspiring English sources
Even the most cursory review shows that there have been comprehensive and chilling warnings of a potential calamity on the Gulf Coast for years.
Ultimately, one of President Park's toughest challenges appears to be convincing South Korea's younger generations that unification is indeed a bonus rather than a potential calamity.
No. 17 is always a potential calamity, and No. 18, the par-4, 447-yard finishing hole, is a challenging dogleg left with water on the left, requiring two strong shots to reach the green.
Was Friday's US employment report sufficiently gentle to calm investors and stop them fretting about a potential calamity when the US Federal Reserve starts to withdraw its monetary medicine?
Whether they do or do not believe that world government is attainable, they agree that the complex phenomenon of war represents a potential calamity of such a magnitude that all theorists must endeavour to understand it and to apply their understanding to the prevention and mitigation of war with all the means at their disposal.
Great for the consumer economy, but a potential calamity if housing values drop or even plateau.
But there was a festive atmosphere as well: many businesses let people go home early on Friday, no matter that any potential calamity was many hours away.
Engineers have a new potential calamity against which to design.
Accounts of the financial crisis agree that the potential failure of Citigroup was viewed by policymakers as a major potential calamity to be avoided.
Roberts raced through the variables, the value of a fresh reliever versus a weary starter, the potential calamity awaiting when he went to get the ball, the inevitable postgame circus, the concern about embarrassing the greatest pitcher of a generation.
Ultimately, a big increase in government spending on basic energy research will happen only if scientists can persuade the public and politicians that it is an essential hedge against potential calamity.
