Sentence examples for calamitous implications from inspiring English sources

As Facebook has shown us, sometimes pricing a financing at or near the top of what the market will bear, can have near calamitous implications.

This poses a challenge to the integrity of the scientific literature, with serious consequences not just for basic research, but potentially calamitous implications for drug development and disease monitoring.

Kaletsky argues that the implications of Brexit are so calamitous that it makes sense for a genuine effort on the part of the UK and the rest the EU to come to an accommodation on immigration and the single market, and then put it to parliament.

In an area where 64% of Palestinians live under the $2 a day poverty line, the implications of such a scenario would be calamitous.

He was contemptuous of the neuroses and conspiracy theories of post-1989 Poland: that the country was still run by communist-era spooks (with the implication that people like him were their puppets); or that a plot caused the calamitous crash of the presidential plane in Russia in 2010.

Not calamitous or terminal.

The result was calamitous.

The consequences can be calamitous.

It is a calamitous desire.

Default would have "calamitous" consequences.

Calamitous is probably better.