Sentence examples for its calamitous effect from inspiring English sources

Analysts expect more layoffs on Wall Street because of the trade center disaster and its calamitous effect on the stock market, where three years of gains have been wiped out.

And then it wasn't: Ms. Phillips describes the outing of Tiptree and its calamitous effects.

Born in 1904, Greene belonged to a lost British generation that had been too young either to fight in World War I or to reflect soberly on its calamitous effects.

Four years ago Spike Lee took his cameras to New Orleans to document the disaster wrought by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, as told by the people still dealing with its calamitous effects.

A shocking passage even when read in the knowledge of its outcome, it is one of Freeling's best pieces of writing (the critic Grey Gowrie describes Freeling as one of the finest writers of atmospheric weather) but it had a calamitous effect on his career.

In fact, Tether is one of the few truly "too big to fail" or "systemically significant" enterprises in crypto today, and if word got out that it did not have sufficient reserves (not to imply that it doesn't), it would have a calamitous effect on the entire ecosystem.

"It has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples.

"It has had a calamitous effect on converted peoples," he said, pointing in particular to Pakistan.

The salmon kebabs veered toward tasteless, and the butterflied brook trout was overbroiled to calamitous effect: it was brutally dry, and not even a river of butter could save it.

In a recent reading in London, he condemned Islam's "calamitous effect" and compared it to Western colonialism.

At a reading in London last week, he condemned what he called the "calamitous effect" of Islam and compared it to colonialism: "To be converted you have to destroy your past, destroy your history.