Sentence examples for big catastrophe from inspiring English sources

In the end they were a big catastrophe".

"Historically, changes seem to come only after a big catastrophe.

Have the "Doomsday Bunker" diggers talked to the "Doomsday Prepper" people who think the Big Catastrophe will originate underground, via volcano or earthquake?

He said a flu epidemic was the "next big catastrophe that we can reasonably expect, and the country is phenomenally not prepared for this".

Jean-Robert Lafortune, executive director of the Miami-based Haitian American Grassroots Coalition, said that Haiti had endured "a cycle of natural disasters and man-made disasters, and this is one more big catastrophe".

They might as well get it from art, and the literary arts have a way of coming at a big catastrophe in a clever way, something which sheds new light on a fraught subject.

It's human nature to pay more attention to big catastrophes than to "routine" deaths.

But fortunately, private companies were creating private exchanges and doing it on time, on budget, and making it work efficiently, without the big catastrophes.

Tim: We've had pretty big catastrophes and big successes, and sometimes investors are utterly devastated if something happens, like the product didn't arrive on time or a machine breaks down.

This is, by God, the biggest catastrophe".

Rain was the biggest catastrophe.