Sentence examples for spell calamity from inspiring English sources
So the old argument has proved false: open borders don't necessarily spell calamity for the music's foundations.
However remote the possibility that a nuclearized Iran would actually spell calamity for Israel, that outcome is too serious not to strike fear.
Writing in the Guardian, the leftist leader said Greece's programme of sharp cutbacks had created a "vicious spiral of recession" that could spell calamity for Greece and its lenders.
"It would," he said, "spell calamity for the future of Israel... handing land over to Palestinians doesn't bring peace, it brings catastrophe.
Unless funding comes through this year that allows the board to reverse its decision, this will spell calamity for millions.
Since the salmon have a three-year life cycle, another spawning failure this year would spell calamity for the once abundant fish.
Of course, a single instance of two cars, one just behind the other, could have spelled calamity.
But absent a plausible calamity (or simulated fainting spell), and considering that you made it all the way to dessert, why not be a mensch and tough out those last 20 minutes?
She can think beyond the calamity that was his spell as national team coach - a manager with the worst competitive record of anybody who held the post.
Hoping to prevent such calamities, lawmakers spelled out a plan in Dodd-Frank to require derivatives dealers to register with Mr. Gensler's agency.
