Sentence examples for would spell disaster from inspiring English sources

That would spell disaster.

It warns that a Brexit would spell disaster.

"That would spell disaster for us and our planet".

Attempts to remove one of those pillars would spell disaster, he reckons.

Losing Iran's exports would spell disaster, with soaring prices and limited supplies.

M23 control would spell disaster for the residents of Goma, Wolters added.

"A British exit from the EU would probably hurt the City in the short term, but it would not spell disaster," she said in a research note.

Dutch-processed cocoa in a tunnel-of-fudge cake would probably spell disaster, preventing even the outside of the cake from setting, she said.

By contrast, he supported the Allies during World War I, as he believed that the victory of German militarism would unquestionably spell disaster for the progressive workers' movement in Russia and elsewhere.

This would clearly spell disaster for Sinj, a pleasant town of red-tile roofs and fading concrete structures set amid cypress trees and a plain of fallow corn fields within view of snow-capped mountains.

Losing its "AAA" rating would likely spell disaster for Ambac, and the firm saw shares plummet 57.5% early Thursday, falling $7.46, to $5.51.