Sentence examples for far more catastrophic from inspiring English sources

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Neither did Ralph Nader, with far more catastrophic results.

And in the busiest of times, that could have led to a far more catastrophic fire.

The tsunami that hit Japan in 2011 led to power and transportation problems far more catastrophic than those in the northeastern United States.

"Even without greenhouse gases, the effects of prolonged droughts would be far more catastrophic today than they were even a century ago".

Had the bomb gone off when the ave passed by — at a hundred and eighty m.p.h., carrying twelve hundred passengers — the results could have been far more catastrophic than those of March 11th.

But the political and media clamour for cuts and the elevation of government borrowing and spending – which has saved the economy from a far more catastrophic crash – to the greatest threat facing the nation is far more dangerous.

It is still the case that the use of variable thresholds provides an indication of the manner in which societies view consideration of equity and fairness, as a small out-of-pocket payment by the very poor could be far more financially catastrophic.

The result is inadequately protected plants, far more vulnerable to catastrophic consequences than the industry and the N.R.C. concede.

That's one reason that far more horses suffer catastrophic breakdowns on American tracks than on European ones, which drives casual fans away from the sport.

SocialSafe's marketing message highlights a related trust and reputation risk: Facebook's policies for suspending or canceling accounts for abuse or victims of identity theft (far more likely than catastrophic data loss).

Those costs have escalated, Mr. Romney said, because state regulators have required residents to purchase policies that are far more generous than the catastrophic coverage he envisioned.