Sentence examples for inevitable calamity from inspiring English sources

I am not writing this essay to predict some inevitable calamity but to identify a change of mood.

TFC was winning games and the club seemed (somewhat) stable; like any good Toronto fan, I held my breath for the inevitable calamity to come onto the club.

Mandelson had one last chance to do his party a service when he could have ousted Gordon Brown before inevitable electoral calamity.

Was this calamity inevitable or not?

What we've learned since the first Earth Day is that ecological calamity isn't inevitable, that the damage we do to nature is often reversible, and that we can curb pollution without wrecking our economy.

After 2008's Sichuan disaster, one that killed more than 70,000, a shell-shocked nation grieved for seven days - television stations broadcast in black and white - then picked itself up and proceeded with the business of preparing for the Beijing Olympics, as if calamity were an inevitable fact of life.

After a few years of calamity under Roland Duchâtelet, their inevitable relegation to League One came last season, as did the stripping of assets like Stephen Henderson and the excellent Jordan Cousins.

While the death toll so far is relatively low (1,500 so far) that number is expected to skyrocket in the days and weeks ahead from the inevitable disease that follows such a calamity.

The obstacles to price "stability," a buzzword embraced as warmly by the United States as by Saudi Arabia, have been numerous: chronic cheating within the cartel on its self-imposed output restrictions; inaccurate estimates of demand and inventories; poor forecasting; and the inevitable surprises induced by weather, war and other calamities.

PAUL BENEDETTI Always Able to Laugh No matter what calamity befell Paul Benedetti in this life, his response was inevitable: a joke.

The calamity that ensues provokes both terror and guilt in her, and she makes an inevitable dash for the sea in order to drown herself.