Sentence examples for be more disastrous from inspiring English sources

What is coming will be more disastrous.

Clogs on a companion way would be more disastrous than the sack.

Nothing could be more disastrous than to repeat the Battery Park City formula of ersatz prewar urbanism.

"Cutting down remittances will be more disastrous than civil wars in the last two decades," says Yahya Ali Ibrahim, the chairman of Somali International university in Mogadishu.

"We have done rigorous study on the Tipaimukh Dam", he continues, "and found that it is going to be more disastrous than the Farakka Barrage that has already destroyed the Padma river and ecology in the country's south-western region".

For Labour, this election could scarcely be more disastrous - crushed in Scotland, rebuffed in Middle England and stripped of some of its most significant figures, including the shadow chancellor Ed Balls and shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander.

I find a wet, mild winter is more disastrous than a cold one for these.

As nauseating as it was to see Trump equate the credibility of Russian President Vladimir Putin with that of America's intelligence chief, Daniel Coats, the summit with Putin could have been more disastrous.

There are more disastrous porkies in Simone Lia's They Didn't Teach THIS in Worm School! (Walker), in which Marcus the worm's wish to avoid being Laurence the chicken's breakfast results in an impromptu flight to Kenya – or an attempt, at least – when Marcus insists he is a highly competent map reader.

While his work ethic as leader of the line cannot be faulted, Cameron Jerome has yet to prove his worth as anything other than a good Championship goal-getter, while Ricky van Wolfswinkel's first season as a top-flight Norwich striker could scarcely have been more disastrous.

A scholar and regular contributor to The Washington Post's op-ed page, Kagan is the rare happy neocon these days, because he steered clear of direct participation in the Bush administration's more disastrous adventures and can now offer advice to the incoming cleanup crews.