Sentence examples for calamitous warnings from inspiring English sources

For decades, various researchers have issued calamitous warnings about climate change.

A group of national security principals that (bar Powell) was consumed with the hubristic determination to invade Iraq despite multiple warnings of calamitous results needed to hear a contrary voice.

The administration's warnings of calamitous impacts from the sequester for teachers, preschool children and homebound seniors do not appear to have had the intended political impact in pressuring Republicans to reverse their position on spending, perhaps because the labor market and the overall economy improved in the first half of 2013 despite the government cuts.

The next discussed the likely impact, giving warning of calamitous water shortages, epidemics and crop failures.

This follows previous warnings of other calamitous deadlines that have come and gone with little tumult, such as Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's January claim that the debt limit had to be raised no later than March 31.

It has brought misery to millions and warnings that Britain has entered a calamitous tailspin towards a future of recession, isolation and international irrelevance.

For the FSA, the idea that its second-in-command allegedly helped to silence one of the few voices warning that HBOS was flirting with disaster was a calamitous one, made worse because the regulator subsequently admitted it had undertaken repeated investigations focusing on HBOS's financial strength and found nothing untoward.

He painted a bleak picture of Earth's future, warning that rising levels of carbon dioxide could have calamitous effects, such as increased intensity of hurricanes, more intense droughts, and the drowning of coastal cities.

Mr. Mills, flanked by Carl T. Hayden, the chancellor of the Board of Regents, contended that the results signaled that students could meet the state's tough new standards, despite warnings by critics that moving to high-stakes testing would be calamitous.

Amid news of a calamitous fall in industrial production and improbably premature claims of green shoots of recovery, siren voices are warning against any further spending boost in this month's budget.

Not calamitous or terminal.