catastrophically造句

any catastrophically destructive battle.

As the world's bankers have proved so catastrophically, assessing risk may be best left to bookmakers and casino bosses.

It looks as though a torrent of subsurface water was catastrophically released, causing the overlying terrain to collapse.

Sometime, somewhere, someone is always bound to go mad. When this happens, easily available guns can catastrophically worsen the result.

Other massive stars in the nebula have raced through their evolution and exploded catastrophically as supernovae, expanding these bubbles into x-ray-brightened superbubbles.

This looks at how people predict they will feel after both catastrophically bad, and, conversely, fantastically positive occurrences in their life.

And as it turned out, a lot of those plans failed catastrophically. Defined-benefit plans have a huge downside: they drastically discourage labor mobility.

On April 20, the Deepwater Horizon oil-drilling rig operated by BP off the coast of Louisiana exploded and caught fire, catastrophically rupturing an undersea well.

The user interface utilized frames, and one of the sanity-checks performed by my display program could fail catastrophically if another program modified the database while it was running.

Lane told friends that it would be immoral of her to take part in a system that would predictably collapse so catastrophically, as the example of Weimar Germany convinced her that it would.