Sentence examples for disastrous form from inspiring English sources
Despite Ferguson's pre-game proclamations of a renewed focus from his side, this was a display more reminiscent of their disastrous form in Europe last season, when they won only one Champions League game at Old Trafford, drawing twice against supposedly inferior opposition, and ended up finishing third in their group.
According to MacNeil, Corbyn is the only candidate with the "courage and vision" to sort Labour's problems and reverse their disastrous form in Scotland, where they lost all but one of their seats to the SNP in May.
It is allowed to endure in its current form for only one reason: to mask the tax cuts' disastrous effect on the deficit.
His status of 21st is hardly disastrous but reflects form rather than ability.
Two wasted starts and one fail: not brilliant, but hardly a disastrous run of form.
A disastrous run of form followed, which was dragging Hibs into a relegation battle by the time he was sacked in February 2002.
The penalty for broadcasters is that this new hit format proved disastrous for other forms of electoral telly.
But voters showed little interest in returning the Socialists to office, particularly after they formed a disastrous electoral pact with the former Communists.
Who can say how much of a personal same-sex entanglement formed the disastrous affair with the waitress Mildred in Somerset Maugham's Of Human Bondage?
In public transport, lack of capacity is a factor of congestion, which can trigger a disastrous gear when several forms of congestion combine and reinforce each other.
