Sentence examples for a string of catastrophic from inspiring English sources
But now, with the United States planning its withdrawal by the end of 2014, Nasir blames the Americans for a string of catastrophic errors.
Or his emergence from a string of catastrophic military disasters in the French and Indian War and the War for Independence with a reputation enhanced rather than ruined?
The commercial property and casualty business has been slammed in recent months by a string of catastrophic losses, including damage claims from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
The data underscore major flaws in a phone-based warning system that authorities have frequently relied upon in major disasters, including a string of catastrophic fires that have plagued California in the last two years.
Those regulations grew out of a string of catastrophic events in the 1980s, among them a chemical leak at a Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal, India, that killed thousands in December 1984, and a near-miss at a sister plant in Institute, West Virginia, eight months later.
The magnitude of the recent string of catastrophic hurricanes — Harvey, Irma and Maria — has left even experienced meteorologists at a loss for words.
That is despite a string of controversies that might have been considered catastrophic gaffes for more conventional candidates.
It's about three young women, their catastrophic lives, and a string of men who are hopeless, pathetic, sordid, or just plain wrong.
After a string of successful deals together, the investor and his bankers plunged into a catastrophic deal that is emblematic of the credit boom's excesses.
And here on East 64th Street, we can ponder the irony that Andrew Carnegie founded this institution to help promote global peace in 1914 - a year that is now remembered mainly for its catastrophic disintegration of the old order in Europe, which we now know originated in a string of military miscalculations.
