Sentence examples for been a catastrophe because from inspiring English sources

Had it happened two days before it would have been a catastrophe, because now I can't dance.

For others it's a catastrophe, because much of the city is a construction site.

So the real question is not whether leaving the euro would be a catastrophe, because it would.

(They promised that it would not be a catastrophe because the White House could easily prioritize which debts to pay off).

Spin two: the system is a catastrophe, because it makes so many mistakes in the first place.

And these works are a catastrophe because they are going to pull out of you the most extreme possibilities that you are capable of.

The war, for Ferguson, was a catastrophe because overrating the German threat prevented British imperialism from proceeding on its essentially benevolent and necessary worldwide mission.

Herta Müller, the Romanian-born writer who received the Nobel in 2009, told a Swedish newspaper that Mr. Mo's selection was "a catastrophe" because of his failure to speak out about ongoing state censorship in China.

This weekend, Goldsmith penned an article for the Mail on Sunday – accompanied by a photo from 7/7 – arguing a triumph for Khan would be a "catastrophe" because of the threat of terrorism.

Despite this, Dan Jorgensen, Denmark's minister for agriculture, admitted the situation was a "catastrophe" because the authorities "don't even have the most basic knowledge of how widespread MRSA is".

But as I and many others have emphasized, even if this is possible, it would be a catastrophe, because the Federal government would be forced into huge spending cuts (Social Security checks and Medicare payments would surely take a hit, because there isn't that much else).