Sentence examples for could mean disaster from inspiring English sources

That could mean disaster".

Or it could mean disaster.

One slip, she knows, could mean disaster.

After all, one false move on either's behalf could mean disaster.

I had travelled through the same Arctic world as Amundsen had, a place where one misstep could mean disaster.

But they all operate in a shadowy world, aware that the slightest slip in security could mean disaster.

These should not inspire complacency; as the chart shows, they cover only a few weeks of disruption, and a prolonged war could still mean disaster.

Failure could mean the disaster spinning even further out of control.

There is now an overwhelming consensus that growth in carbon emissions could mean climatic disaster for our planet.

A heavy rain could mean humanitarian disaster.

The rapid melt caused by warm late-winter temperatures could have meant disaster for North Dakota, usually among the first states to be hit with springtime flooding.