Sentence examples for catastrophic state from inspiring English sources

So I can rest easy (aside from the catastrophic state of the world); it looks as if I haven't been faking it, after all.

No future can be charted without the starting point of a proper, non-delusional recognition of the catastrophic state they are in.

Meanwhile, Wright's finances had fallen into a catastrophic state; in 1926 27 he sold a great collection of Japanese prints but could not rescue Taliesin from the bank that seized it.

Cameron was right to raise the issue of the catastrophic state of the prison system (he's the first prime minister for 20 years to do so in a speech solely focusing on prisons), and right to recommend reform.

"She's very strongly appreciated by her electorate on the left, and she is, overall, maintaining that support – which is encouraging for her when you see the catastrophic state of the left at national level".

The catastrophic state of transit has had a host of unintended consequences; the explosion of downtown construction is due largely to the fact that commuting from the suburbs has become more or less unendurable.

In addition to this, full state controllability does not account for potentially negative and catastrophic states that may be encountered when moving between any two states, which may have significant impacts on the performance of a control system in practice.

But studies of the state's catastrophic land loss in the past century — the disappearance of nearly 2,000 square miles of marsh serving as a crucial buffer against hurricanes — show that decades of oil and gas activity has come at a steep price.

Any efficacy of such agents in more catastrophic pathological states of cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer's disease, remains to be explored.

Describing the public sympathy for sea otters that developed from media coverage of the event, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service spokesperson wrote: The small geographic ranges of the sea otter populations in California, Washington, and British Columbia mean a single major spill could be catastrophic for that state or province.

The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Science warns that global warming is "potentially catastrophic" to the state's farming industry, which provides work for two million and is the state's second biggest employer behind tourism.