Sentence examples for cataclysmic consequences from inspiring English sources

The original Green Line has since been considerably altered on the ground, with cataclysmic consequences for people on both sides.

But he also seems far more concerned than Netanyahu — or Mitt Romney — about the potentially cataclysmic consequences of a military strike.

The editors of The New England Journal of Medicine recently wrote that that policy would have cataclysmic consequences for patients' rights, industry accountability and public health.

Her new novel, The Year of the Flood, by Bloomsbury (£18.99), features a dystopia in which science has had cataclysmic consequences on the environment, and it represents Atwood's call on "greenies" to mobilise.

Unlike Ms. Hamilton's novel "A Map of the World," in which the accidental drowning of a child has cataclysmic consequences for the book's heroine, "Disobedience" is not openly eventful.

Perhaps if business executives had learned to consider more than one side to any question or problem they face, our current leadership problems would not be having cataclysmic consequences.

Recent news reports have highlighted a surge in identity theft, perhaps the most cataclysmic consequence a consumer can suffer from unauthorized disclosure of personal data.

In some instances, older adults or their caregivers have to deal with the consequences of a cataclysmic event (e.g., an injurious fall) [ 46] that sets into motion a cascade of crises where instant and unavoidable long-term care decisions are made on an ad-hoc basis.

And obviously a cataclysmic event has occurred," he said.

But the next cataclysmic event in her life came unbidden.

Usually, we look for some kind of cataclysmic event.