Sentence examples for more disastrous than from inspiring English sources

But what could be even more disastrous than that?

More disastrous than foreign interference was that Haiti's birth was such a violent one.

I find a wet, mild winter is more disastrous than a cold one for these.

"Then it's even more disastrous than I think it is, in terms of ethics.

The result is even more disastrous than many of your critics predicted.

Clogs on a companion way would be more disastrous than the sack.

Hughes threw 36 pitches, each with more disastrous consequences than the last.

While Shelby's plan may have the virtue of being tough, there's a very good chance that it would have even more disastrous effects than Lehman's failure did.

The Cocked, Locked, Ready To Rock tour was preceded by protracted rumours that Tyler was about to retire, and even talk that Aerosmith might replace him with Lenny Kravitz (arguably an even more disastrous idea than Mick Hucknall fronting the Faces).

Being unemployed is even more disastrous for individuals than you'd expect.

First-past-the-post would ensure that those electoral consequences would be even more disastrous for Labour than for its continental counterparts.