Sentence examples for calamitous problems from inspiring English sources

More than 2.1 million Americans have signed up to plans using state and federal exchanges, despite calamitous problems with websites that began in October and took administration officials weeks to fix.

If he proves to be wrong in his measure of the severity of New York's difficulties, he may very well find himself absorbing the bulk of the blame for the kind of calamitous problems that many fiscal experts think his city is about to endure.

And besides, if a self-driving car is vulnerable to calamitous problems, the DMV shouldn't allow it on the road, period.

From that point forward, for the next one hour and fifteen minutes, Trump threw humility to the wind as he painted a dark portrait of national and international gloom and doom in which he and he "alone" was the solution to all of the potentially catastrophic and calamitous problems he described.

And she has a deep understanding of her subject's life, in which a rigorous dedication to her art was often undermined by a chaotic series of obsessive loves — McCullers gave as good as she got — and calamitous health problems.

Multiple preemptive wars, $16+ trillion in public debt, a nearly catastrophic financial crisis, potentially calamitous environmental problems looming -- our government could quite rightly be considered garbage.

For me it often works best intellectually; I confess I hear shortcomings even in a lot of good Dead shows — intonation problems, weak singing, calamitous rhythm.

But was the failure to procure a permission slip from the United Nations really the main problem with this calamitous act of violence?

Mind you, the Bangladesh captain, Shakib Al Hasan, after that calamitous defeat by West Indies, has enough problems on his plate without worrying about whether it is Matt Prior, Ravi Bopara or Ian Bell who accompanies the England captain to the crease.

Even some defenders of the industry concede that the problem is real and potentially calamitous.

The marathon starts in one of the most remote parts of the city, and the logistical problems seem like they should be calamitous.