"But that whether you were for or against the original action, it would be better if it did not end in calamity and chaos, mass killing within Iraq, more terrorist bases there.
Arguably, Ireland's mass unemployment is a greater calamity than the country's recent sovereign debt crisis and ECB bailout.
Horrendous evils like torture, child abuse and mass murder, or even absurd calamities like a father's accidentally running over his own child, shatter the psyches and the lives of victims and survivors in ways that often appear irreparable.
Worst-case calamities are where mass flows continue into inhabited areas below the glaciers.
We found no significant result when comparing the currently available distribution to either catastrophic or attritional mortality profiles, and therefore a mass death scenario involving some sort of calamity or death trap cannot be completely excluded to explain the Dinaledi assemblage.
Authentic, affecting calamities (misery, murder, torture, suicide, mass death, like that) multiply in this historical novel set in a microcosm of society in extremis, an English town that quarantines itself in 1665.
Other factors that led to mass migrations were disease epidemics, famines, natural calamities, overpopulation, poor living conditions, heavy tax burdens, and social discrimination by the Portuguese.
Most people considered the eruption a calamity.
First, the article places the onus for the potential financial calamity wrought by destroying a weapon of mass murder on the Rebels, which is as classically a "blame the victim" an argument as can be imagined.
But a war that first entrenched the imperial presidency is now undermining it.Public support has been strained by a series of calamities: the failure to discover weapons of mass destruction, the prisoner abuse in Abu Ghraib, the administration's refusal to tell the truth about the strength of the resistance.
