Sentence examples for calamitous effects on from inspiring English sources

But I'm betting that a "world without work" paradigm would have calamitous effects on emerging markets.

The EU does not have the firepower to cope with these.Second, a default now could also have calamitous effects on the fragile European banking system.

Lessons were learned from the calamitous effects on travel caused by the ash cloud that covered much of Western Europe when a volcano in Iceland erupted in spring 2010.

This is very dependent on how you read the character of Amanda De Santa, and she's obviously written to highlight the calamitous effects on Michael's personal life.

In this performance the alto role of Otho, composed for a woman, was changed into a bass accompanied by English horns, "with calamitous effects on the delicate balance and texture of the score".

BASRA / GENEVA, 29 April 2003 – UNICEF warned today that rapidly dwindling supplies of chlorine gas in southern Iraq will leave drinking water untreated within weeks, with potentially calamitous effects on the lives of Iraqis.

"It has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples.

"It has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples," he said, pointing in particular to Pakistan.

The two merged in the American consciousness, to calamitous effect on Republican fortunes.

The impact of the melting Arctic may have a calamitous effect on the planet.

The writer compared the religion to colonialism, saying Islam "has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples.