Sentence examples for catastrophically affected from inspiring English sources
However, just as Yasser Arafat's support for Saddam Hussein during the invasion of Kuwait catastrophically affected Palestinians in Kuwait and the wider Gulf region, so might divisions in Palestinian reaction to the Syrian revolution breed suspicion.
Communities, urban environments, and industrial infrastructure built on ice-rich soils can be catastrophically affected by thawing permafrost (Streletskiy et al. 2012; Shiklomanov and Streletskiy 2013; Shiklomanov et al. 2017).
In the near future, humans, among other species, will be catastrophically affected by sea level changes.
At SEWA, 49% of the households would have been catastrophically affected by the admission costs if they were not insured.
But Amartya Sen, a Nobel laureate economist, has shown that famines are political crises that catastrophically affect food distribution.
These parameters must change slowly, since a big change in one layer can catastrophically affect learning in the subsequent layers.
"Can you imagine a scenario where those cables are cut or disrupted, which would immediately and potentially catastrophically affect both our economy and other ways of living if they were disrupted?" Peach said in a speech in London this month.
And all of this will catastrophically affect the investment climate in Ukraine". European leaders have urged the two countries to ensure a stable gas supply to Europe.
Globally releasing it could catastrophically affect the pattern of genes expressed by inappropriately activating most genes.
Lapine and Sondheim have, through long experience, learned that the effects of even minor tweaks on a show can catastrophically – or, miraculously – affect its impact.
There is a bravura moment when Walt rolls past in his pickup, just as black guys are threatening Thao's smart, feisty cousin Sue (Ahney Her), while she is out walking with a local white boy who ingratiatingly, and catastrophically, tries to affect gangsta style to placate them.
