Sentence examples for the catastrophic effect from inspiring English sources

The catastrophic effect of Madagascar's recent political troubles were evident, as it was almost empty the two nights we stayed.

No mention is made of the catastrophic effect of deregulating international markets which took off under Mrs Thatcher.

"At the other end of the spectrum, even a remote threat to detonate a nuclear bomb is a high-level priority because of the catastrophic effect".

And so pleased is the company with its price rise initiative that, despite the catastrophic effect on sales, it has now imposed increases on four more dailies - the Worcester News, Oxford Mail, Swindon Advertiser and South Wales Argus.

It harnessed the impact of Rachel Carson's 1962 book Silent Spring, in which she had documented the catastrophic effect of excessive DDT, along with that of several other man-made environmental disasters in the US.

The NHS confederation has proposed extending NHS user charges for hospital and GP visits, or capping the number of visits, quite ignoring decades of research evidence about the catastrophic effect that this would have on access and the poor.

Local MPs would agree the catastrophic effects are there for everyone to see.

You have to be sure because of the catastrophic effects of inadvertent error," said Baltimore.

A sequel to "Jurassic Park," about the catastrophic effects of a theme park featuring cloned dinosaurs.

We've all seen the news explode with stories about Hurricane Sandy and all the catastrophic effects of the storm.

Easily the most powerful way to reverse the catastrophic effects of wayward counter-narcotics policies is to regulate drugs.