Sentence examples for further catastrophe from inspiring English sources
The phrase "further catastrophe" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an additional disaster or unfortunate event that follows a previous one. Example: "The region was already struggling with severe drought, and the recent earthquake has led to further catastrophe for the local population."
The botched peace of Versailles stoked revanchism and brought further catastrophe in 1939.
We look for insurance against further catastrophe, and stricter regulation of the economy, to make sure it doesn't happen again.
It also details the close call seven miles south at the second plant at Daini, and reveals the man who prevented further catastrophe.
Japan was battling to head off a further catastrophe last night, after a nuclear power station damaged by the earthquake was rocked by a huge explosion.
Further catastrophe awaits the remaining, ordinary star if it orbits the neutron star too closely.For then, over time, the neutron star gradually consumes its companion's outer layers.
That would require either a further catastrophe in the gulf or an unlimited and unprecedented broadening of government fines and private litigation.
So, what can retailers do to avert further catastrophes?
It is hard not to see further catastrophes rising from this one.
If the continent's biggest glacier is falling apart, they ask, what further catastrophes await us?
Democracy, he concludes, is the only solution which will prevent further catastrophes.
This change in the nation's collective psychology also stems from a delayed recognition of the devastating character of France's military defeat in 1940, and the impact of two further catastrophes that were not fully internalised: the loss of Indochina and the withdrawal from Algeria.
