Sentence examples for have calamitous effects from inspiring English sources

The EU does not have the firepower to cope with these.Second, a default now could also have calamitous effects on the fragile European banking system.

He painted a bleak picture of Earth's future, warning that rising levels of carbon dioxide could have calamitous effects, such as increased intensity of hurricanes, more intense droughts, and the drowning of coastal cities.

A thousand impartial experts may tell them that a default on the debt would have calamitous effects, far worse than raising tax revenues a bit.

Default would have "calamitous" consequences.

But Super Bowl seasons traditionally have calamitous sequels.

Default would have calamitous consequences for the euro and the world economy.

"The judgment not to take Captain Clarke's advice was to have calamitous results only five days later when Titanic sank.

He has argued that a premature withdrawal could have "calamitous consequences to the Iraqi people".

"It has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples.

For Ms. Cueva, a Honduran-American who has spent the past decade turning her parents' cattle ranch into a getaway featuring yoga classes, horseback rides and Mayan food for a modern palate, the political turmoil in Honduras has had a calamitous effect on bookings.

The writer compared the religion to colonialism, saying Islam "has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples.