Sentence examples for disastrous condition from inspiring English sources

We had thought the country was in disastrous condition in 2008, and that Obama was the man to pull us out of it.

"The greed for profit has pushed Bangladesh's garment industry into its present, disastrous condition," said Salim Ahsan Khan, legal counselor at The Solidarity Center, a global labor rights group.

Anastomosis leakage is a potentially disastrous condition which often leads to sepsis and postponed adjuvant chemotherapeutic treatment, therefore compromising the survival rate of the patients.

TEN is a rare but disastrous condition that commonly occurs as an idiosyncratic reaction to drugs like sulfonamides, antiepileptics, quinolones, allopurinol and anti-inflammatory drugs [ 1, 2].

Both had been built hurriedly, and in disastrous conditions, in the first months after secession.

Several railroad officials had said the potentially disastrous conditions could be corrected by 2014 with no extra money, and a consultant for the railroad recently estimated that it would take only five years if the money were available now.

Senator Barack Obama said, "Well, Brian, I am proud that I opposed this war from the start, because I thought that it would lead to the some — the disastrous conditions that we've seen on the ground in Iraq".

One answer may be that he is so invested in his narrative about the nation's disastrous conditions – the narrative in which he is the savior – that he thoughtlessly accepts and repeats anything that appears to confirm that storyline.

A week later, Clinton told state department officials at an event marking her first year in office: "I deeply resent those who attack our country, the generosity of our people and the leadership of our president in trying to respond to historically disastrous conditions after the earthquake".

"We would like to propose to the Russian side that before issuing ultimatums to a sovereign and independent state, it turn its attention to the disastrous conditions and complete powerlessness of its own national minorities, including the Ukrainian one," read the statement.

Although this victory did not alter the disastrous conditions of the Peace of Buczacz concluded in 1672 (Poland had to cede territory to the Turks and to pay a considerable indemnity), Sobieski's reputation was so great that in May 1674 he was elected king in preference to the candidate backed by the Habsburgs.