Sentence examples for far more calamitous from inspiring English sources
The book recounts what could have been a far more calamitous day but for the bravery of Commander Carmichael and his engineering crew.
More bearishly inclined investors view the meltdown in residential real estate as a prelude to a far more calamitous collapse in commercial real estate, as the bite of the recession causes offices, factories and shopping centers to struggle with higher vacancies, lower rents and still tight-fisted financiers.
OO Climate Change Could Be Even Worse On Boston Than Previously Expected -and far more calamitous than previous studies have suggested, a new report commissioned by the city says.
US intelligence chiefs are far more outspoken these days than their counterparts in Britain about the calamitous consequences of US-led foreign interventions over the past 12 years.
Weathering an even more calamitous global storm now, Indonesia has managed relatively well — so far.
Surely the parents and friends of the three who died have had far more emotional shrapnel to contend with in their lives than the neighbors (who admittedly suffered a calamitous violation of their sense of safety, not to mention property damage).
So far, she has said she would oppose the bill's amnesty provision, though others are potentially even more calamitous.
So far, our international system has failed to respond adequately to the current spate of crises – let alone a potentially more calamitous event.
Yorkshire's position became ever more calamitous.
