I went, 'Aah, broken, a disaster,' and it got heated — but it turned out she was totally accurate.
Often, however, it does not seem morally wrong to break a rule even though it would cause disaster if everybody broke it.
The combination of liberalised banking with an undemocratic, lopsided and deflationary currency union that critics (on both left and right in this case) had always argued risked breaking apart was a disaster waiting to happen.
However, it was also true that not only did Clarke, opener Chris Rogers and the impressive young fighter Steve Smith lay claim to the first day of a Test that had to be won, they also survived a couple of aggravating disasters that might have broken a force so close to competitive oblivion.
The rate of family break-up is a disaster for children".
Speaking to the Guardian, Willetts said it would be "extremely dangerous if marriage became something only for the affluent elite" and that the rate of family break-ups was a disaster for children.
However, I'm not sure how fit he is and him breaking down would be a disaster.
In a lot of ways, Soderbergh's film is like a big breaking disaster story in the age of the 24-hour news cycle: There are lots of thrills, twists and shocks early on.
Women don't stop giving birth when a conflict breaks out or disaster strikes".
Is it too much to expect that, following the burst of attention to institutional racism that accompanied the broken levee disaster and Katrina, white America's sensors might have been unusually attuned to the sort of injustice revealed at Jena? Or even to expect that journalists might have been on the look out?
