Sentence examples for especially disastrous from inspiring English sources

This year was an especially disastrous one.

Compared with other recent recessions and recoveries, the last few years have looked especially disastrous: As the Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff have written, financial crises are always especially disastrous.

The effects were especially disastrous for the cinema, but newspapers and magazines also suffered from lack of advertising revenue.

Huckabee's tax plan is honest in a third, and especially disastrous, sense: it is long and full of details.

Over the past 1,000 years the city has suffered more than 100 serious floods, with those in 1626 and 1890 especially disastrous.

"Zero Positive" was especially disastrous: Mr. Birney was fired as the play's leading man after the first week of previews, and several newspaper articles focused on his humiliation.

REFLECTIONS about the United Nations, especially the disastrous decade of the 70s when Kurt Waldheim was the Secretary-General.

There are some striking images, but also many moments when the stage effects are intrusive and pointless, especially the disastrous final one.

By Shirley Hazzard The New Yorker, October 2 , 1989P. 74 REFLECTIONS about the United Nations, especially the disastrous decade of the 70s when Kurt Waldheim was the Secretary-General.

In the winter of 1949, Julia Bogle, an 18-year-old English girl who has come with her parents to live in a suburb of Wellington, New… REFLECTIONS about the United Nations, especially the disastrous decade of the 70s when Kurt Waldheim was the Secretary-General.

Keeping security locked tight will be critical, especially given disastrous breaches at other crypto companies.