Sentence examples for disastrous stage from inspiring English sources

There were many lesser ventures that either bombed or fizzled, among them an automated parking garage in Manhattan, a handwriting institute, a modeling agency and his own disastrous stage adaptation of "Jane Eyre".

"The human-resource crisis in Zambia has reached a disastrous stage with the health system at breaking point," Makasa wrote in a 2008 paper in The Medical Journal of Zambia (PDF), though he has no harsh words for his colleagues who left.

By making his disastrous stage adaptation of the book (see C), Albee became a holder in the dramatic rights to the book and so received half of the million dollars paid by the producers of the Lyne project: a rare example of a Broadway flop making the writer rich.

Now, Kabir is finding himself in a totally disastrous stage of his life.

The city continues to style itself a centre of English sport despite its financially disastrous staging of the World Student Games in 1991.

To a disastrous degree".

And disastrous group stages for the home nations will at least please bargain hunters, he adds.

Politics finds its way into films like "In the Loop," Armando Iannucci's scabrous satire of diplomatic back-stabbing (nominated for an adapted screenplay Oscar), and "No End in Sight," Charles Ferguson's meticulous documentary on the disastrous early stages of the Iraqi war.

Losing IP could be disastrous for early stage tech companies which typically don't have legal protections such as patents granted, and trademarks secured, for everything they're working on and releasing to the market.

And the cast seems somewhat more comfortable than before, except for the disastrous final scene, staged atop a creaky platform with a hilly and precarious floor.

Romney's lawyer at the Massachusetts hearing said that Romney's work in the private sector continued "unabated" while he ran the Olympics: "He succeeded in that three-year period in restoring confidence in the Olympic Games, closing that disastrous deficit and staging one of the most successful Olympic Games ever to occur on U.S. soil.