Sentence examples for seems every catastrophe from inspiring English sources

It seems every catastrophe can be averted if we take fewer than 10 simple steps.

For example, some humanitarian NGOs have come under fire because their work and very existence seems tied to catastrophe, and catastrophe alone.

Every season seems to produce a catastrophe of some sort.

Soloway looks at every experience she had in Hollywood — "all the things that seemed like catastrophes" — as preparation.

Indeed, some of the Clintons' friends cited their history of rebounding from seeming catastrophe, particularly the former president.

But spreads (the excess interest rate paid by risky borrowers) on corporate bonds were so high that they seemed to discount catastrophe.

"But we were inches away from something terrible," said a senior director of Norfolk county council as he viewed what seemed a pending catastrophe.

Looking back, he says, the provocation served him well in the long term, but at the time it seemed like a catastrophe.

I was haunted by his form in front of the car, his bent knee, the seeming inevitability of catastrophe, and the ruin my life became.

When I didn't like the course it seemed like a catastrophe: and with my mental health the way it was, I was using more of the NHS service that I was ever going to contribute to it.

What seemed like a catastrophe at the time turned out fine, but it taught all three of us a lesson: Have a plan.