Sentence examples for courting calamity from inspiring English sources
There's really no arguing with the consensus view that, after repeatedly courting calamity in prior debates, Rick Perry did grave damage to his presidential campaign Wednesday night.
Introduced as a speaker who both bravely opposed Obamacare and supported the effort to court global economic calamity by refusing to raise the debt ceiling, Michele Bachmann received one of the warmest welcomes from the Saturday morning CPAC crowd.
The coin would still court some sort of economic calamity, in other words, while raising the odds that Obama rather than the Republicans would be blamed for it.
The instability at court came right as natural calamity, pestilence, rebellion, and foreign invasion came to a peak.
Mather wondered whether the entire calamity might be resolved if the court discounted those testimonies.
It ignored friend-of-the-court briefs urging the justices to restrain the calamity it caused in 2010 and allow individual states to impose their own limits on corporate spending.
In trying to synthesize the law of calamity, it says that the patchwork of court decisions, agency rules and state and federal laws includes many guideposts for disasters "adopted at a time when recent emergencies could not have been foreseen".
I intend to put my heroine into the ecclesiastical court of Lichfield which will fill up the utmost measure of human calamity".
This reform is being contested in court, but if upheld could save taxpayers $4 billion over two decades—and avert financial calamity.Public-sector unions hate it.
2013's horrendous loss in Federal Appeals court of the E-book collusion and price-fixing case, was yet another Apple legal calamity.
