Sentence examples for be more catastrophic from inspiring English sources

The proximity heightens the risk as the consequences caused by vessel burst can be more catastrophic than the former condition.

"Accidents involving young men tend to be more catastrophic and to involve other people," the AA spokesman said.

"The era of managerial supremacy was not that successful then and would be more catastrophic now," says Nell Minow, a standard-bearer of the corporate governance movement.

At the end, a message notes that an actual nuclear strike would likely be more catastrophic than the events depicted on screen.

Anthropic interference such as land use changes produce modification of sediment supply and in channel and floodplain erosive processes causing flash-floods to be more catastrophic.

That is why the impact of the world crisis on the pound and the British economy today is likely to be more catastrophic than on any other major western economy - and full recovery may well be harder.

"Breaking up families the way the government did couldn't have been more catastrophic for Aboriginal culture," Mr. Noyce said.

Of all the privatisations of the last 30 years, none has been more catastrophic than the privatisation of virtue.

He warned that other countries with direct filing have experienced disruptions, which have been more catastrophic because there were no alternatives.

"The effect over these years on all those close to her has been more catastrophic than having a daughter with cancer," he says.

Actually, the non-disaster is more catastrophic, revealing to its participants their true nature and true situation, but withholding from them the drama and catharsis of outright tragedy.