Sentence examples for this much disaster from inspiring English sources

Isn't this much disaster implausible, even for Hollywood?

There's enthusiasm here, but not overexcitement - this is someone who's seen too much disaster in her career to take the vicissitudes of fortune personally.

Can there ever be too much disaster relief?

But to heap so much disaster upon one man could never be proportionate, and his disgrace leaves a hysteria-hangover.

"Japan inflicted so much disaster on so many countries in the last war, we could never apologize enough," Mrs. Goto said today.

After 18 years and much disaster his tunnel was completed, and though the Brunel method was abandoned, it helped lead to the development of urban subway systems.

"People want to be positive after so much disaster and catastrophe and think about how to rebuild and how to recover, but I think we need to do that very critically," Ficek said.

The first qualifies the knee-jerk prognoses of much disaster punditry by showing that severe landslide outfalls on a reach of roadway in the Himalaya are caused by increases in landslide volume but not frequency and that landslide frequency is associated with small on-going processes, in this case suburbanisation.

We need to believe in beginnings these days, with so much disaster all around us.

Steve Jobs pulled the plug on this much-mocked disaster in 1997, four years after it was launched.

Why isn't anyone without a financial stake in the attack saying the attack was this much of a disaster?