Sentence examples for calamitous force from inspiring English sources

On top of all that came a perfect storm of unforeseen events that hit with calamitous force.

Besides fearing a rampaging planet, the worriers think the sun might lash out at the Earth with some calamitous electromagnetic force.

"It has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples.

Aid groups say they're doing their best in often calamitous scenarios, where various forces vying for power and territory purposely starve civilians and bar humanitarian assistance.

The move was fraught with danger, and soon proved politically calamitous once the US forced the invaders to a ceasefire.

Earth will undergo a "pole shift", causing its continents and oceans to break away from each other, forcing such calamitous events as cities falling into the sea.

While he seems genuinely worried about his relations with Washington, he asserts that any effort to remove him by force would be calamitous for the United States.

Analysts say the calamitous economic situation in both countries could force Juba and Khartoum – with prodding from outside, particularly the US and China – to cut a deal to start the oil flowing again.

Francoeur was referring to starting pitcher Jon Niese, who was forced from Sunday's game in the calamitous third inning with an injury to his right hamstring.

Despite the coalition's cost-cutting, he and Johnson together extracted decent long-term funding from the Treasury and extricated the London Underground upgrade programme from what were becoming the calamitous public-private financing arrangements the Labour government had forced on Livingstone.

And speaking of dialing it back, that's something I expect the Wachowskis will find themselves forced to do after this film's calamitous opening this past weekend.