Sentence examples for most calamitous decline from inspiring English sources

SINCE 1997, we have lived through the biggest real estate bubble in United States history — followed by the most calamitous decline in housing prices that the country has ever seen.

Of course, that followed a calamitous decline.

But for all the nervousness, there has not (yet) been a calamitous decline in share prices.

Quote "It's the most calamitous decision of our generation".

DIRE predictions that the financial crisis will result in a calamitous decline in philanthropy are probably exaggerated.

"I have watched for some time the declining quality of the Labour Party's leadership but had not expected the calamitous decline achieved in 2015.

For Sun that has meant a calamitous decline in revenue, to $12.49 billion in 2002, from $18.25 billion in 2001.

Closer to home, Royal Mail attempted perhaps the most calamitous corporate rebranding in recent history.

The violation of Pakistan's sovereignty threatens to be the most calamitous of recent US misadventures.

In terms of major scandals, this year has been one of the most calamitous in the history of college athletics.

Instead, her selection was widely viewed as one of the most calamitous political judgments in modern presidential politics.