Sentence examples for particularly disastrous from inspiring English sources

This process was particularly disastrous for the military establishment.

The dissolution of the old ethnic ghettos was particularly disastrous for Catholicism.

ACQUISITION EFFORTS Charles River Laboratories International's effort to buy WuXi PharmaTech was particularly disastrous.

The timing and circumstances of the Nice killings were particularly disastrous.

What may be particularly disastrous is the combination of American inner-city norms and traditional Latin attitudes.

Letting it go into effect for even a few months would be particularly disastrous for consumers and food processors.

However, these tsunamis were not particularly fatal or disastrous: they were all minor tsunamis detected by tidal gauges.

The former Australia bowler Damian Fleming highlighted the tour of India as a major part of the decision: "I'm shocked at the timing [but] I would have thought he was on thin ice with the performances of the team on the field in the last six months, particularly that disastrous Indian tour where we lost 4-0, but also what's been happening off the field.

"Jamaica, meanwhile," writes Lerner, "spent many years mired in political instability, particularly the disastrous administration of Michael Manley during the 1970s.

That 8m enrolled is a victory for Democrats, particularly given the disastrous launch of the health exchanges in October (they crashed, and people who wanted to use them to buy insurance found they couldn't).

It may have been commercially disastrous, particularly at a time when classical CDs are selling like stale buns, but it was a clear statement of artistic seriousness in a milieu dominated by Opera Babes and classical chill-out discs.