Sentence examples for catastrophic developments from inspiring English sources

One major problem with "The Last Song" is that it can't manage to sort through its various issues in any dramatically compelling way, instead falling into a slack, soap-opera rhythm in which potentially catastrophic developments seem to have no lasting emotional effects.

This time last week, there were confident predictions that the catastrophic development of universal credit was about to claim its biggest victim to date.

Ms. Jacobs was attacking "catastrophic" development, the erasing of history and complexity by master conceptions, the obliteration of the multifarious city at one blow by a massive single use.

If he is even remotely right we need to get on with averting a potential catastrophic development in our societal evolution.

At the same time, it would be economically harmless — and would both avoid catastrophic economic developments and help head off government by blackmail.

Today, major Asian sites like the Great Wall and Angkor Wat reinforce this idea, but they also demonstrate the dangers of catastrophic tourism development.

injected 4 × 10 AAV2/8-TBG HAETHE1 HA viral genomes (vg)/kg of body weight in four, 21-day old (P21) Ethe1 −/− mice that had been given 1% NAC in drinking water since P18 to prevent rapid catastrophic downhill development of the clinical conditions occurring in naïve untreated Ethe1 −/− individuals (Viscomi et al, 2010).

Nearly every step of ommatidial assembly involves Notch signaling [49], [50], and so elimination of the Notch pathway in clones of mutant cells is catastrophic to eye development.

Withdrawal of their support can be catastrophic to College development and functioning.

Given the sub-Saharan region's persistent vulnerability, Mr. Watkins added, the new findings and the prospect of further global warming could be "early warning signs for an unprecedented and catastrophic reversal in human development".

But all sides are determined to get a deal in this summit, which is seen as a make-or-break opportunity to avert catastrophic climate change – a development from which every country would benefit.