Sentence examples for most disastrous pair from inspiring English sources

This might just be the most disastrous pair of the season.

A nonagenarian alive in China today -- a lifelong resident of Nanjing, for instance -- would have had to endure an almost unbearable amount of fascination, what with two era-changing revolutions (in 1911 and 1949), a brutal foreign invasion (by the Japanese) and a pair of the most disastrous social experiments in history (Mao's Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution).

Too bad the pair had one of ancient Rome's most disastrous marriages.

Politically, Bute encouraged the most disastrous of George's delusions.

Thanks to Instagram, even the most disastrous pictures look hip.

Hands shelled out £4.2bn for EMI, his most disastrous investment.

Pyotr Ivanov, psychologist, Luhansk War is most disastrous for city dwellers.

It was one of Mr. Murdoch's most disastrous investments.

By the perverse logic of such affairs, some of the most disastrous introductions were made in an effort to control previous disastrous introductions.

Some Labour MPs described as the most disastrous week for the party they could remember.

Although not entirely her fault, the Boxer Rebellion was, of all her failures, the most disastrous.