Sentence examples for setting a perfect storm from inspiring English sources
Many undergraduates taking ecstasy, cocaine and psychedelic drugs will be doing so for the first time, and will be unfamiliar with buying, dosing and choosing the right setting – a perfect storm of factors that could lead to a very shitty night, or worse, hospitalisations and deaths.
The numbers in the generation that follows are much smaller, thus setting up a perfect storm in the war for talent.
What is happening now is a very specific set of conditions – a perfect storm where every flaw in American democracy, every crack that has threatened our republic has finally hit the breaking point.
The reality is, the bad reception for the set was probably a perfect storm of a turn in the weather, some less than thought-through programming, and a lightly pickled DJ having a bit of an off day.
In the next five to 10 years, Britain looks set to encounter something approaching a perfect storm both in regard to its international relations and in its domestic organisation.
Folk music was a perfect storm.
We need a perfect storm of preferences.
That's a perfect storm of good.
