Sentence examples for which would be disastrous from inspiring English sources

He warned the resolution could lead to "another Libya", which would be disastrous.

But he advocates a phasing out of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, which would be disastrous.

But there is increasing talk now of a one-state future, which would be disastrous to both sides.

At the moment, there is a danger that the quickly reconstituted military could be Sunni-dominated, which would be disastrous.

Nor, is there any authority in the Federal Government under existing law to prevent competing carriers from engaging in rate wars which would be disastrous to all concerned.

The normal sanction would be a ban, which would be disastrous with less than a month to go to the America's Cup match.

"We urge governments to avoid the costly building of roads in remote areas, which would be ecologically disastrous".

But the FA knows that it would be in a minority, in a gesture which would be financially disastrous because World Cup qualifying campaigns pay the Wembley overdraft.

"The right choice is to engage with Pakistan and to deal with the extremists rather than just throw up our hands in despair and walk away, which would be a disastrous choice," Mr. Cameron said.

The Senate majority leader is refusing a Senate vote on the bills that House Democrats have passed funding the government — shielding Trump from possibly having to veto a bipartisan measure reopening it, which would be politically disastrous for him.

Obstructing the politicians would not have to involve overt threats: "If the government did something the chiefs of staff could not live with, they could resign en masse, which would be pretty disastrous for the government".