Sentence examples similar to calamitous aftermath from inspiring English sources
Iraq had no WMD and the aftermath of the invasion was calamitous.
"Tom and Viv," which was made into a 1994 film starring Willem Dafoe and Miranda Richardson, told the story of Eliot's calamitous 17-year marriage to a high-spirited but unstable British woman, Vivien Haigh-Wood, and its aftermath, when she was committed to a mental hospital where she eventually died.
IN THE election's blurry aftermath, as Bagehot, dull with tiredness, struggled to think through the causes of the Labour Party's calamitous defeat, he found clarity in a traditional journalistic resource: the taxi-driver who ferried him between television studios.
Based on our understanding of past hurricanes, floods, fires, earthquakes, and other calamitous events in American history, we are developing a list of what we'll be watching for in Sandy's aftermath.
It amazes me that our government can spend billions bailing out the crooks and liars who brought about the calamitous recession we are facing, yet has zero money for the brave men and women who worked tirelessly in the aftermath of 9/11.
Not calamitous or terminal.
The calamitous wars that convulsed the Italian peninsula for some four decades after the French invasion of 1494 were not, according to modern historians, the tragic aftermath of a lost world.
The result was calamitous.
Calamitous is probably better.
