Sentence examples for proper catastrophe from inspiring English sources

But this wouldn't be a vintage festival without a proper catastrophe, and that was duly supplied by Madonna; her film about Wallis Simpson, W.E, was an attempt to rob The King's Speech of it's crown, but it was met with undisguised disbelief.

Two or three proper catastrophes, the death of someone near to me, and I've had it.

We could see that they'd fallen in love right there, making Catastrophe a proper romcom, as beautifully rommy as it is swaggeringly commy.

The long delay in the work being given a proper performance was a catastrophe for 20th-century music.

Gottlieb said that his assistant Mary-Parke Johnson selected 66 examples from the Morgan's vast collection of more than 6000 children's books, to illustrate the nature of early literature of this sort through the main themes of mischief, catastrophe, and proper behavior.

Dale and Marilyn Snyder picked themselves up from the ashes of their home and have single-handedly led a movement to reform home-insurance laws in Colorado to assure that those who experience catastrophe receive proper compensation.

Inhibition of these checkpoints allows damaged cells to move to the mitotic phase without undergoing proper DNA repair, leading to mitotic catastrophe, which is currently considered a main cause of cell death induced by radiotherapy.

Our biochemical characterization further confirms their direct interaction, while ectopic expression of the interaction domain revealed the role of the RanBP2-RanGAP1-importin β1 subcomplex in maintaining proper bipolarity segregation, thus preventing mitotic catastrophe.

National estimates place the number of orphans between 1,000 and 2,000 – with the wide range resulting from a failure to register orphans immediately after the catastrophe and lack of proper coordination among agencies.

And there will be proper regulations in place to ensure that this catastrophe does not happen again.

Moreover, the increasing tendency for haphazard building construction without proper engineering considerations has added to the potential for catastrophe.