Sentence examples for catastrophic fate from inspiring English sources

Given the dire reports coming out of the Trump administration and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, it's going to take pretty much a combination of everything that humanity's got to avoid a pretty catastrophic fate for a pretty large portion of the world's population.

It helps maintain fork integrity during replication stress and protects cells from several catastrophic fates including premature mitosis, premature chromosome condensation and apoptosis.

Urgent rounds of advocacy are now targeting international donors to prevent a catastrophic repeat of WFP's fate in the Middle East, where sharp cutbacks this year forced the organisation to drop a third of Syrian refugees from its food voucher programme.

He called on the Greek government "to avoid a fate that would be catastrophic".

After a catastrophic qualifying session he took his fate into his own hands and drove with controlled aggression.

Expert witnesses from Moscow and Leningrad justifiably claimed that German looting and the destruction of the USSR's museums and cultural trophies, particularly the fate of the Leningrad palaces, were catastrophic and encompassed all Soviet suffering.

Her second novel, Perfect (Doubleday, July), is another lyrical meditation on the workings of fate, as two young boys marked by the same catastrophic event follow very different paths through life.

A far likelier fate, I would have thought, was the traditional child-star descent into catastrophic self-destruction.

The entertainment -- yes, that is a terrible but unfortunately apt word -- comes with watching Mr. Gilliam duck Fate's right hook, only to have it strike back with a catastrophic body blow that catches him unaware.

In "A Moveable Shore: The Fate of the Connecticut Coast" (Duke University Press), Peter Charles Patton and James M. Kent call the September 1938 hurricane "the most catastrophic natural even in modern Connecticut history... changes it made in the Connecticut coast persist to this day".

Although unfortunate, the fate of the two Soviets wasn't unusual for double agents and was hardly catastrophic for United States national security.