Sentence examples for calamities that from inspiring English sources

Both were horrific calamities that now require a man-made solution.

All the calamities that followed the invasion were not only foreseeable, they were foreseen.

Like cockroaches, they have "immunity to calamities that wipe out truly talented people".

Most of the book occurs post-Casper, after the calamities that changed the Friedrich family forever.

The original Greek refers to "ancient calamities that are heaped upon the calamities of the dead".

The past five years have not been about the big public calamities that usually make up economic crisis.

Rather, they show the ways in which we humans collude, seemingly unknowingly, with the calamities that befall us.

Those who backed the wars in Iraq and Libya feel tainted by the bloodshed in the calamities that followed.

The expulsions from Spain and Portugal drove the leadership into intensified pursuits of mystical escape from, and rationalization of, the endless calamities that befell their flocks.

Having fled to San Francisco to start anew, she is oblivious to the calamities that have stripped her of her station.

And these were just a few disasters in a string of calamities that have killed and injured thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers.