Sentence examples for massive calamity from inspiring English sources
That also helps explain why a runaway oil well on the seabed in the Gulf of Mexico is a massive calamity, with crews struggling to stop the gushing crude.
Every seemingly massive in-Parliament calamity intensifies the nagging anxious feeling but also cements the dreadful inevitability of it all: we won't get a second referendum, we won't get a No Deal, we'll get a very rubbish deal and that's about it.
On Wednesday, in her weekly dispatch to principals, Schools Chancellor Cathleen P. Black wrote: It's hard for us, as adults, to cope with calamity on such a massive scale; our students are inevitably even more distressed and confused when confronted with such haunting images and stories in the news.
The challenges ahead are massive; Sony is facing a financial and organizational calamity.
Last week's snowstorm was only the most recent in a long list of traffic calamities that demonstrate the perils of combining massive suburbs with anemic public transportation.
It's true that massive bank failures helped convert an ordinary recession into an economic calamity; but it's also true that government policy excessive rigidity by the Federal Reserve actually aggravated the banking collapse.
The federal budget was already stretched to the limit when the Great Recession hit and our government resorted to even more massive spending and creation of new money to avoid an economic calamity.
The calamity, caused by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, forced the evacuation of more than 100,000 people and led to a massive radiation leak.
