Sentence examples for devastating possibility from inspiring English sources

Campbell Robb, the chief executive of Shelter, said: "This research shows that thousands of families all over England are dealing with the devastating possibility of losing their home.

That would prevent further cuts and what the administrators view as the most devastating possibility: having to return to an austerity budget like the one the district was forced to adopt two years ago.

In the presence of others, I couldn't stand the thought of opening the contents given the devastating possibility that the information inside might be a rejection notice.

The side effects of unrestrained credit growth turned out to be devastating — a possibility that most economists had failed to consider.

But then, Ondine, I believe, turned Edie on to speed, and that really devastated any possibility of a career, because she would stay in her place and get ready for six hours, ha, ha, ha Edie really got into amphetamines you know, you can live in a dream world, assuming that things are just going to happen, because they should happen, instead of somebody making them happen.

By last week Capitol Hill was consumed by Congressional hearings and investigations into missed signals by the F.B.I. and C.I.A., and by warnings that America still faced the possibility of devastating attacks.

But no growth pattern has presented such a possibility of devastating the culture of U.S. capitalism as that which we are on the verge of today.

There are more possibilities of devastating events happening now than any other time in my lifetime".

Leo was devastated by the possibility that he had ended his son's violin career by forcing him to work in the yard.

Without further ado, or further research, Geisel knocked out the draft of a script suggesting the possibility of unimaginably devastating explosions, and passed it along to his superiors.

Key threats on the horizon to Obama securing this re-orientation of policy remain the possibility of further devastating terrorist attacks on the US homeland from al-Qaida, or a major upsurge of tension in the Middle East.