Sentence examples for the total disaster from inspiring English sources

It's not the total disaster I was afraid it was going to be.

So, if we don't want to choose the total disaster, then it will be a peace treaty.

Look at the popularity of Putin after the "total disaster" of the imposition of three years of free market economics post 1991.

If one of the airplanes had hit an older skyscraper, like the Empire State Building, which has a frame structure instead of a tube structure, would the total disaster have been greater (the building falls over immediately) or lesser (the concrete in the building lasts longer in a fire, and the frame structure protects the building from complete collapse)?

The total disaster recovery and reconstruction period is expected to last for 10 years, of which the first five years are regarded as the concentrated reconstruction period.

In the last decade, Asia has experienced 1730 natural disasters that resulted in a loss of approximately USD 752 billion, which is 39%% of all natural disasters in the world and almost 50%% of the total disaster losses (Guha-Sapir et al. 2015).

There's a lot to divulge, from the few-and-far-between good dates, to the total disasters that stem from dating profile red flags (read: abs-only shots or ten pictures of a dog and none of a human).

But he has moved from the Toronto Raptors to the Continental Basketball Association to the Indiana Pacers, as a prelude to this total disaster with the Knicks and their owners, the Dolans, or, as one reader calls them, the Doldrums.

The experts say that, barring total disaster, the answer is actually no.

In his inaugural address, Mr. Rendell, a Democrat, announced, "Philadelphia stands on the brink of total disaster".

He never does, but still, whenever he leaps you sense the possibility of total disaster, as you do with certain high-strung athletes no matter how many times they run or jump or dive.