Sentence examples for cataclysmic effect from inspiring English sources
His passing will surely have a cataclysmic effect.
What is clear is the cataclysmic effect the bloody glove gambit had on the prosecution's case.
"It is impossible to put down this book unconvinced of the cataclysmic effect of celebrity on every area of American life".
There is something both amusing and appalling about seeing his theories acted out in the world markets to such cataclysmic effect.
With the exception of America's weirdly-expensive Amtrak system, cost and luxury scale with fossil fuel consumption; travel that costs more and feels more indulgent is also travel that has a cataclysmic effect on the environment.
George Robertson, the formerly UK defence secretary and Nato chief, has claimed Scottish independence would have a "cataclysmic" effect on European and global stability by undermining the UK on the world stage.
John McCain said that doing so would have "cataclysmic effects".
Abandoning NAFTA would have cataclysmic effects on the Mexican economy, only adding to migratory pressures.
Senator John McCain of Arizona said that the use of reconciliation would have "cataclysmic effects".
He makes palpably real for readers the cataclysmic effects of economic collapse.
The 2004 disaster movie "The Day After Tomorrow" depicted the cataclysmic effects—superstorms, tornadoes and deep freezes— resulting from the impacts of climate change.
