Sentence examples for immediate catastrophe from inspiring English sources

There will not be an immediate catastrophe; I don't expect anything to explode.

"They told us there would be an immediate catastrophe, and there hasn't been," he said.

Despite Treasury and other spending ministers' resentment, the birthday idea ensured the NHS got just enough to hobble on in its current state, averting immediate catastrophe.

The closure of the petrochemical works is an immediate catastrophe for 800 workers who are, in all likelihood, looking at Christmas on the dole.

Other laws hold that meals show social cohesion, and that the presence of food or drink "excludes immediate catastrophe" (except, as in operas like "Simon Boccanegra," when poison is involved).

But here's the thing: Even if we manage to avoid immediate catastrophe, the deals being struck on both sides of the Atlantic are almost guaranteed to make the broader economic slump worse.

But they haven't triggered immediate catastrophes either.

But he has lost much of the faith he once had that global capitalism would prove capable of solving the most immediate catastrophes facing the world's poorest people, especially the 40,000 deaths a day from preventable diseases.

Readiness is how to help protect the public from not taking the self protective actions that can keep immediate disaster from becoming sustained catastrophe.

But the relative suddenness of dinosaurs' eradication - less than a million years - implies a more immediate, global catastrophe.

"The most important thing is for us all to work together and try to solve this immediate humanitarian catastrophe".