Sentence examples for probability of calamity from inspiring English sources

The price of oil has been rising since the protests began, leaving investors to weigh the probability of calamity in the region.

When the former secretary of defense William Perry commented on 6 January that "The probability of nuclear calamity is higher today, I believe, than it was during the cold war," he was technically correct.

Any internal or external attempt at regime change might increase the probability (of a nuclear calamity).

For while nuclear confrontation between superpowers seems more unlikely than ever, the probability of nuclear, biological or chemical calamity delivered by stray missile, cargo ship or mail seems greater than ever.

The EU was born out of calamity.

Mnouchkine's choreography of calamity is inspired.

What's more, the fear of calamity causes real problems even if that calamity is averted.

It's a bewildering scale of calamity.

The recurring decimal of calamity.

Rhetorically, the G.O.P. is the party of calamity.

"In the past, nations became world powers because of calamity".