Sentence examples for meant disaster from inspiring English sources
Activists say the rushed nature of the programme meant disaster was almost inevitable at some point.
A cold spring and a dry summer in 1931 meant disaster.
When the slightest mistake would have meant disaster, he executed a series of overtaking manoeuvres with measured authority.
The rapid melt caused by warm late-winter temperatures could have meant disaster for North Dakota, usually among the first states to be hit with springtime flooding.
They heard the warnings, listened to experts of every kind tell them that Brexit meant disaster, watched the prime minister as he urged them not to take a terrible risk.
Dr. Chandrasekhar lived mainly in La Jolla, a section of San Diego, and southern India, but roamed the world teaching and preaching his message that ever more Indians living ever longer lives meant disaster.
Business-as-usual means disaster.
That could mean disaster".
Or it could mean disaster.
"Crisis" does not mean "disaster".
