Sentence examples for catastrophic misstep from inspiring English sources
For Toyota's competitors, the trick is to take advantage of the company's rare and catastrophic misstep without seeming blatantly predatory.
Seven weeks after having a life-saving operation to repair a right hind leg that was shattered in a catastrophic misstep in the opening yards of the Preakness Stakes, Barbaro has had a setback in his recovery.
Julia Baird, author of Media Tarts: How the Australian Press Frames Female Politicians, said Gillard had been plagued by the question that has haunted women leaders throughout modern times: "Are they interlopers in a man's world?" "Her errors have been perceived as more grave, her missteps as potentially fatal, struggles sometimes as catastrophic crises.
That decision, Becky Krall says, was among a cascade of serious missteps that left David, an industrial engineer, battling a catastrophic illness that kills between 60 and 80percentt of its victims.
Robertson, who fears that missteps in dealing with Russia, above all, could have potentially catastrophic results, told the Observer: "There is no doubt, from discussions I have had with some of the Brexiters, that they want to use the British military as part of a bargaining tool.
But the international revulsion at the reported assassination and mutilation of a single newspaper columnist — Mr. Khashoggi, who wrote for The Washington Post — has already sullied that image far more than previous missteps by the crown prince, from miring his country in a catastrophic war in Yemen to kidnapping the prime minister of Lebanon.
Apocalyptically catastrophic.
These are catastrophic statistics".
A catastrophic oversight.
A catastrophic, terrible loss.
