Sentence examples for from being disastrous from inspiring English sources

Such movements are trying for companies, but hedging techniques prevent them from being disastrous (see article).

The fallout from Manzikert was disastrous for the Byzantines, resulting in civil conflicts and an economic crisis that severely weakened the Byzantine Empire's ability to adequately defend its borders.

"Withdrawing from NATO — even discussing withdrawing from NATO — would be disastrous for the security of the United States," former National Intelligence Director James Clapper told CNN Tuesday.

Republicans say their unity was inspired by what they saw as Democratic overreaching on policy, bolstered by a fundamental belief that a Congressionally forced withdrawal from Iraq would be disastrous, and stiffened by attacks on vulnerable members from outside advocacy groups.

But a reduction in the flow of water from Afghanistan could be disastrous.

For policymakers to just walk away from that would be disastrous.

With Intel controlling 80 percent of the PC market at times, and PC makers facing low profit margins, any supply interruption from Intel could be disastrous.

A US withdrawal from Nato would be disastrous and the biggest gift to President Putin, a former German ambassador to the US and the UK has warned.

Niall Ferguson ("Cowboys and Indians," Op-Ed, May 24) makes a good case that immediate United States withdrawal from Iraq could be disastrous.

Refusing to think ten years ahead because you're too worried about having a short-term success — essentially optimizing your resume for three years from now — can be disastrous to a VC portfolio.

Saying bad things about one colleague in an attempt to win favor from another can be disastrous.