Sentence examples for especially calamitous from inspiring English sources

Inundations in 1626 and 1890 were especially calamitous.

This would be disastrous under any circumstances, but it is especially calamitous now.

It would be especially calamitous if that became the legacy of his five years in charge.

It's sometimes suggested that peoples with especially calamitous histories — the Jews, the Irish — have especially comic sensibilities.

On the surface, relay batons do not seem particularly calamitous.

Mostly, they were caused by the brainless tactics of the French high command – especially the calamitous "Nivelle Offensive" which began on 16 April.

It's not a stretch to suggest that his absence, both on the field and especially on the bases, creates a calamitous ripple effect, with each man trying to make up for what Reyes cannot provide.

The calamitous events of 722, but especially 587, raised a critical theological dilemma.

Particularly, cancer entities with such calamitous prognosis like CC are tremendously dependent on innovative and sufficient therapy concepts.

Yet, no one can ignore the calamitous situation press photographers now find themselves in, especially war photographers who risk their lives while barely making a living.

On other occasions, especially in the first half, Leicester never helped themselves with some calamitous defensive mistakes that could have proved costly on another evening.