Sentence examples for much catastrophic from inspiring English sources

Given how much people depend on their mobile phones these days, it's pretty much catastrophic when they stop working.

One back injury on top of the other was pretty much catastrophic for me.

At the same time, the ultimate costs of inaction threaten to be that much more catastrophic.

Stoudemire had surgery Tuesday to repair a small muscle, but the injury could have been much more catastrophic.

"The result of failing to act can be much more catastrophic for us all than the worry about acting.

"Even if we look back at the casualties, you know that no one can throw a stone at those who organised and led that victory, because if we had lost that war, the aftermath would have been much more catastrophic".

For months, we have been living with the very real threat of nuclear war with North Korea and the near-inevitability of irreversible and unmitigated climate change, made that much more catastrophic by the actions of the Trump Administration.

First, although the evidence backing the need for change is scant, there is plenty of proof that insensitive policing and draconian laws risk alienating, and perhaps radicalising, British Muslims: an unintended outcome much more catastrophic than the Idiot's broken ornament.

Tyson was mesmerizing because he scarcely seemed like an athlete: in his prime, he wasn't merely a competitor, he was a myth come to life, the personification of something very cruel and very powerful; step into the ring with him and you were likely to suffer something much more catastrophic than a mere loss.

Today it would have a much less catastrophic effect.

Future events could have much more catastrophic effects on these countries' ecosystems and people's lives than the Gulf of Mexico and Fukushima disasters combined.