Sentence examples for probably disastrous from inspiring English sources

You chew on the possibly brilliant, probably disastrous implications of it all.

It would be unrealistic (and probably disastrous) to try and export today's northern fundraising techniques to CSOs in developing countries.

Ms Johansson projects a seductive combination of cleverness, empathy and poor appetite control; the characters who get involved with her already suspect they're in for a wild, shamefully enjoyable, probably disastrous ride, at the end of which they will have learned things about themselves they wish they didn't know.

His unbrokered return would probably be disastrous, taking the country back to the brink of breakdown.

Without it, the provisions for pre-existing conditions would probably be disastrous for insurers.

Such a move, however, would probably be disastrous for their stock prices.

"In fact, a big acquisition would probably be disastrous for Apple".

Philip K. Dick refused a $400,000 offer to write a Blade Runner novelization, saying: "[I was] told the cheapo novelization would have to appeal to the twelve-year-old audience" and "[it] would have probably been disastrous to me artistically".

While these numbers are mind-boggling, they are probably not as disastrous as they sound for two reasons.

That would probably have been disastrous, for the run of the clubs would have squeezed East fatally.

The economic and social consequences were disastrous, probably leading to starvation, loss of faith in leadership, increased competition for land, and regional warfare.