Sentence examples for have cataclysmic consequences from inspiring English sources

The editors of The New England Journal of Medicine recently wrote that that policy would have cataclysmic consequences for patients' rights, industry accountability and public health.

The loss of the mother can have cataclysmic consequences for other family members, particularly children.

Her new novel, The Year of the Flood, by Bloomsbury (£18.99), features a dystopia in which science has had cataclysmic consequences on the environment, and it represents Atwood's call on "greenies" to mobilise.

Unlike Ms. Hamilton's novel "A Map of the World," in which the accidental drowning of a child has cataclysmic consequences for the book's heroine, "Disobedience" is not openly eventful.

Perhaps if business executives had learned to consider more than one side to any question or problem they face, our current leadership problems would not be having cataclysmic consequences.

On the field, the past year in administration has had cataclysmic consequences.

Such a rise – which would be much higher nearer the poles – would have cataclysmic and irreversible consequences for the Earth, making large parts of the planet uninhabitable and threatening the basis of human civilisation.

John McCain said that doing so would have "cataclysmic effects".

Senator John McCain of Arizona said that the use of reconciliation would have "cataclysmic effects".

Abandoning NAFTA would have cataclysmic effects on the Mexican economy, only adding to migratory pressures.

It will have potentially cataclysmic consequences for the international economy and for human societies unless the world begins now to urgently diversify out of oil into renewables and much greater energy conservation.