Sentence examples for predicting calamity from inspiring English sources

Bankers, of course, are predicting calamity if the rules are tightened "excessively".

That doesn't mean he's predicting calamity, however; he, at least, views the vote and the subsequent turbulence as posing "a speed bump, not a brick wall" to US equity markets.

After an exhaustive study of the various forms of Buddhism, he concluded (in 1253) that the Lotus Sūtra teaching was the only true doctrine suitable for his age and predicted calamity for Japan if all other sects were not banished.

When President George Bush nominated Samuel Alito to replace the retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in 2005, liberal lobbies predicted calamity, wailing that this notoriously right-wing judge would strip basic protections from workers, women, minorities and the disabled in favour of unchecked power for corporations and special interests.

The return of rules is accompanied by a return of the public sector". On the other end of the political spectrum, among leftists who have long predicted calamity for what they call the "savage neoliberal capitalism" of Wall Street, there were gleeful allusions to the stock market crash of 1929.

In short, there were few of the predicted calamities, although several antipoverty and science programs like Head Start and the National Institutes of Health suffered damage.

It is a short step for Brexiteers from predicting a calamity to craving one.

These days, Ms. Whitney, 41, finds herself pilloried in the news media and by colleagues for predicting a calamity in municipal bonds.

If North were the only one predicting economic calamity, it would be easy to dismiss him.

Bloomberg's allies predicted a calamity for crime rates, which of course never occurred; crime continued to fall.

Here, a weaker model of economic voting would expect the "Project Fear" messages from politicians and experts — which predicted economic calamity — to make people worried about potential economic losses and keep Britain in the E.U.