Sentence examples for catastrophic about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "catastrophic about" is not grammatically correct and would not be used in written English
A more appropriate phrase could be "catastrophic event" or "catastrophic situation." For example: - The hurricane was a catastrophic event, causing widespread destruction. - The stock market crash had a catastrophic impact on the economy. - The explosion was a catastrophic situation for the small town.
The human cost has been catastrophic: about 200,000 people have been murdered and at least 28,000 "disappeared" since 2007.
A realistic adviser knows there is nothing catastrophic about a child not meeting their budget and/or demonstrating a lack of financial responsibility.
That's as much as he might hope for, I suspect, after a year of catastrophic revelations about abusive priests and cardinals, about broken reform efforts and payoffs, about lost faith and institutional decay.
Since FRP is a brittle material, it can bring about catastrophic sudden structural failures.
The recent move by Guaidó to anoint himself "interim president" could bring about catastrophic consequences for Venezuela.
We could bioengineer our main food sources — rice, wheat and corn — in such a way that a single disease could bring about catastrophic famine.
There are theories about catastrophic droughts, or about how these nomadic mountain dwellers succumbed to the lure of walled cities -- most of which were built by their northern neighbors, the Anasazi, whose time on Earth would thus be easier for we people of the Motorola-zoic Age to reconstruct.
The following standardized and reliable questionnaires (Dutch version) will be used to measure psychological factors that may interfere with pain: The Pain Catastrophizing Scale (PCS) will be included to assess catastrophic thinking about pain.
"You can't sleep; you can't eat; you have catastrophic thoughts about losing your house".
The rising lake eventually broke over and through the chalk dam and rapidly drained in a catastrophic flood about 450,000 years ago.
The Aguan River near Tocoa, Honduras, often overruns its banks and causes flooding, with catastrophic floods about once every 25 years.
