Sentence examples for is a calamitous from inspiring English sources

It is a calamitous desire.

Whenever there is a calamitous terrorist attack, alternative theories take shape in the gaps in evidence.

Daisy Sands, energy and climate campaigner at Greenpeace UK said "Ditching schemes to support energy efficiency for new homes is a calamitous decision all round.

US box office is a calamitous $26m so far, but foreign is helping to stem the losses, with decent numbers in Brazil and Mexico.

The consensus among people I spoke to today was that the move is a calamitous mistake - the last gasp of an entombed politician reaching out of the half-closed casket only to bang the few remaining nails into his own coffin.

But Tim Farron, the leader of the Lib Dems, made the point last week that, as the public wakes up to the realisation that leaving the EU is a "calamitous situation that our children will pay for", the prevailing belief that a second referendum is out of the question may be challenged.

Is Spanish-born Manuel Almunia the only choice between the sticks in South Africa next year as James proves he's a calamitous as ever?

If so, it was a calamitous mistake.

"It's a calamitous mess.

It was a calamitous miscalculation for Syria and for Turkey.

For South Africa, though, it has been a calamitous plummet.