Sentence examples for the catastrophic effects from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

In November of 1988, a delegation of Bangladeshis visited the Oval Office to tell him about the catastrophic effects of the Burhi Ganga floods.

You read about bullying and how we can stop kids from this social-media bullying and the catastrophic effects that it has, but we set the example.

Actuarial estimates suggest that an ageing population will have a bigger impact on public finances than the catastrophic effects of the financial crisis.

Furthermore, the catastrophic effects of this oil spill should highlight the fact that simply meeting regulatory requirements is not always enough.

Every day in A&E I saw the catastrophic effects of the government failing to understand the inextricable link between social spending and healthcare.

But he has warned of the "catastrophic" effects if the special budget committee fails to find at least $1.2 trillion in additional spending cuts by late November.

Anyone who doubts the suffering caused by slashing spending in a weak economy should look at the catastrophic effects of austerity programs in Greece and Ireland.

The corrosion of trust that took root under New Labour and the catastrophic effects of the expenses crisis are obvious; perhaps even more crucially, the economic articles of faith that have so dominated the past 30 years are broken.