Sentence examples for catastrophic perils from inspiring English sources
Americans face "grave danger from extreme natural events" as well as "new catastrophic perils to deal with terrorism," says RMS President and Chief Executive Hemant Shah.
He abhorred the legalization of gay marriage and, even more, the declining white birthrate in France, which he called a "catastrophic peril for the future".
In a post on his Web site before he killed himself, he exhorted opponents of same-sex marriage to focus on what in his view was the larger, more urgent question: that of the declining white birthrate in France and Europe — a "catastrophic peril for the future".
To whom?) Yet even slab-faced Margaret, back in her home town of Holywood in Northern Ireland, where the still-nationalised system, basically and shockingly, works terrifically, found herself in catastrophic peril by having to entertain doubts over the unalloyed glories of capitalism.
(Catastrophic risk averted).
While solutions exist to harness the capital markets in response to catastrophic losses, such as catastrophe bonds, these instruments are generally attached to single risk domains, such as wind storms, and not a broad basket of city-level perils.
Who said, straightforwardly in today's official announcement, "the peril of global climate change, with catastrophic consequences, is the central challenge of our times and our planet".
Apocalyptically catastrophic.
These are catastrophic statistics".
