Sentence examples for disaster for which from inspiring English sources

It is a near disaster for which Anderson and McGaughey are willing to share the blame.

The alternative, he said, would be "an unmitigated disaster" for which Sánchez would bear responsibility.

It was a monumental, unmitigated disaster, for which Blair is as much to blame as Bush.

He tried his hand at manufacturing but the business went bust in the mid-1980s – a disaster for which he blames the strong pound.

The procedure is a success but there is collateral damage to his vocal cords: "A disaster for which I am totally unprepared".

On his website, he titled the project "Offshore Warriors," and echoed Greenpeace's warnings that drilling in the Arctic could prove to be an environmental disaster for which the company that operates the rig, Gazprom, is woefully prepared.

And there are the continuing humanitarian disasters for which Mr. Obama told the Nobel committee "force can be justified" to protect civilians.

Towards the end, there were spats about who should claim the credit for various achievements, though I take satisfaction from the fact that there were achievements to fight over, rather than disasters for which to apportion blame.

Gliding gracefully across the national stage with his boy-next-door good looks and his lopsided grin, he managed to escape blame for political disasters for which any other president would have been excoriated.

In addition to these interventions, as well as to efforts to disrupt the supply of nuclear materials to Iran, since 2005 the Iranian nuclear project has been hit by a series of mishaps and disasters, for which the Iranians hold Western intelligence services — especially the Mossad — responsible.

An abandoned space programme, a populace blighted by natural disasters for which they are not unreasonably looking for something to blame, and a near-unanimous decision from the whole race to kill this creature without any real punity or understanding of what it might be doing.