Sentence examples for calamitous conflicts from inspiring English sources
For example, the U.S. ought not seek a "trans-Pacific partnership" without China, and China should not seek a Regional Comprehensive Economic Pact without the U.S. History can avoid repeating the calamitous conflicts of the 20th century if America is present in Asia as stabilizer — not a would-be policeman — and if China becomes the preeminent, but not domineering, power in the region.
And neither lasted out the calamitous conflict that he did so much to prepare for; both wound up quitting in a huff over political decisions they did not like.
Aid workers feared a calamitous battle for the city.
Much like documentary filmmakers use editing to display valued images to their audience, Cherubini uses the power of programming to juxtapose spaces on the internet, offering a detached, recurrent, and singular vision of a calamitous international conflict.
Hardline politicians in Israel are now calling for a ground offensive into Gaza, a move that could lead to a calamitous escalation of the conflict.
Some compare the agonies of the region to Europe's calamitous Thirty Years War: a bewildering conflict involving religion, meddling outsiders and great cruelty.There are four Arab civil wars under way Iraq, Syria, Libya and Yemen with multiple divisions over religion, ideology, ethnicity and class.
Not calamitous or terminal.
The result was calamitous.
Calamitous is probably better.
