disastrous *

What these friends have read for the last six years has been disastrous.

She had made all the running, with the present disastrous result.

If only one or two got through the results could be disastrous.

Changes were the order of the day after a disastrous 1984-85 campaign.

Even if someone did, though, the effect was likely to be disastrous.

For the administration, it was the start of a disastrous week.

It was a disastrous decision for him and the team.

And when she tried to read to them, it was disastrous.

But many think that today's action will not be disastrous.

The results were disastrous, particularly in the area of reading.

The situation there is disastrous, including in the area of public health.

It would have been disastrous if we could not continue.

Of any single practice, that is the most disastrous one.

This has happened all too often, and the results are disastrous.

The wrong word would be disastrous and he knew that.

But a disastrous 1991-92 season made all plans fall through.

The film has them building a house with disastrous results.

For a man in his position, that could be disastrous.

This has been done in the past- and always with disastrous results.

He was still eight feet above the ground, and a fall would be disastrous.

No matter how he looked at it, those three weeks had been disastrous.

"He could make a lot of even the most disastrous things," she said.

"But three and a half billion dollars in 11 months is disastrous."

Why did we get into such a disastrous economic crisis?

Are we actually going to learn anything from this recent disastrous period?