Sentence examples for ever more calamitous from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire's position became ever more calamitous.

For Argentina, an already disastrous economic crisis is suddenly threatening to become even more calamitous.

Weathering an even more calamitous global storm now, Indonesia has managed relatively well — so far.

So far, she has said she would oppose the bill's amnesty provision, though others are potentially even more calamitous.

Then he pointed out that the recession that Obama had inherited from his Republican predecessor was even more calamitous than had previously been thought.

Bearing witness to the dot-com bubble burst in 2000 and the even more calamitous housing collapse in 2008 complicated my -- and others' -- ability to understand money.

The daylong drizzle made the day slightly more calamitous than most.

Thus, delays in decreasing greenhouse-gas emissions buy us a more calamitous, inhumane future.

Was Britten ever more inspired?

Ever more rules and taxes.

Even more calamitous surprises could lie in store, including disruptions in the Atlantic Ocean currents that help warm Europe.