Sentence examples for more calamitous from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire's position became ever more calamitous.

The daylong drizzle made the day slightly more calamitous than most.

For Argentina, an already disastrous economic crisis is suddenly threatening to become even more calamitous.

Thus, delays in decreasing greenhouse-gas emissions buy us a more calamitous, inhumane future.

Weathering an even more calamitous global storm now, Indonesia has managed relatively well — so far.

So far, she has said she would oppose the bill's amnesty provision, though others are potentially even more calamitous.

In "Caught," a character thinks that war "is sex," but the novel shows that to Green war was life, only more so: calamitous, ineffable.

They warned that the female students would wee on the trees Obama planted in 2006 if he didn't, before going on to threaten even more "catastrophic, calamitous, cataclysmic" action from the male students.

It has happened many times before with more or less calamitous consequences.It could well happen again.

Each time she is forced back to life, she devises a more hilarious (and calamitous) way to die.

The Sheiks' "Sitting on Top of the World," an unhurried country song about the kind of breakup that feels more liberating than calamitous—"But now she's gone, I don't worry / I'm sitting on top of the world"—was later covered by Ray Charles, among others.