Sentence examples for will be a calamity from inspiring English sources

The widespread assumption in the Westminster village that he will be a calamity might, at least in the short term, work to his advantage if he can surprise expectations on the upside in his early weeks in the role.

The former chief of staff to Brexit Secretary David Davis has said leaving the EU will be a "calamity for our country".

Finally, the top heavy recovery will be a calamity for the fiscal health of our nation.

He says that, if Mr Murphy continues in office, the result will be a further calamity at the Holyrood elections next year - and the "disappearance" of the party.

As President Trump recently said, "With lower taxes on America's middle class and businesses, we will see a new surge of economic growth and development". It's a common refrain from Republicans: If we raise taxes on the wealthy it will be an economic calamity, but if we cut their taxes we'll be on the road to untold riches shared by all.

If it is faithful to the campaigns, it will be a noncumulative series of lurches and calamities that include baskets of deplorables, pneumonic collapses, and appearances on "Dr. Oz".

"In the future, there will be a lot of turmoil with respect to these calamities because of global warming.

That will certainly be a calamity for the people involved and for the cause of fusion power.

A chaotic disintegration would be a calamity.

"There's going to be a calamity.

The first would be a calamity.