Sentence examples for potentially cataclysmic consequences from inspiring English sources

But he also seems far more concerned than Netanyahu — or Mitt Romney — about the potentially cataclysmic consequences of a military strike.

It will have potentially cataclysmic consequences for the international economy and for human societies unless the world begins now to urgently diversify out of oil into renewables and much greater energy conservation.

In November 1976, the Ramones were scheduled to tour Britain with the Sex Pistols, a potentially cataclysmic event scuppered when the New Yorkers pulled out.

With government coffers almost at nil and Athens facing a monumental €770m (£560m) loan instalment to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, it is the last act in a crisis with potentially cataclysmic effect.

Fans of TOD and density aren't going to want to hear it, but shouldn't the safety of our residents and the mitigation of a potentially cataclysmic seismic event take priority?

Second, the consequences are potentially cataclysmic, so we have to bend our efforts to preventing them, rather than picking up the damage afterwards.

He writes well about the potentially cataclysmic choices Kennedy has to make.

But Ms. Ali's novel chronicles a series of potentially cataclysmic alterations in Nazneen's life and her perception of it.

The original Green Line has since been considerably altered on the ground, with cataclysmic consequences for people on both sides.

There is good reason to believe the country is on the brink of a major disaster – one with potentially cataclysmic results.

The editors of The New England Journal of Medicine recently wrote that that policy would have cataclysmic consequences for patients' rights, industry accountability and public health.