Sentence examples for get more disastrous from inspiring English sources

Here's an idea for how to start: As the healthcare disaster continues to get more disastrous, don't champion Obamacare which study participants notably did not want to repeal but instead wanted to make more affordable.

Trademarks can be expensive to get, more expensive to protect, and disastrous to your business if you lose protection.

Trump has speculated publicly that shutting down the government to get more wall money could be good politics, but Republicans fear a shutdown just before the elections would be disastrous.

That could be disastrous!" "People are already getting more cancers".

As the climate gets more poisonous and elections approach in France, Germany and Greece itself, the risk of a disastrous accident anything from a disorderly default to a currency break-up is growing.Second, the markets are convinced that muddling through cannot work.

Mr Osborne said the Conservatives had got more votes than UKIP and Labour combined, saying the opposition's performance had been "disastrous".

Getting more and better sleep is important if you want to keep your resolutions, because a shortage of sleep is disastrous for your willpower, says psychologist Kelly McGonigal, who teaches the science of willpower at Stanford University.

This British series has some of the schadenfreude you get from American real estate shows, but more adventurous ideas, more disastrous setbacks, and much more thorough — and less phony — interviews about the process.

I find a wet, mild winter is more disastrous than a cold one for these.

Inadvertent extubation and central line decannulation are two of the more disastrous complications that have been reported [ 2, 3].

Given the predictions of longer, more disastrous fire seasons to come, that's an unsustainable equation.