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disastrous
adjective as in detrimental, devastating
Example Sentences
The National Farmers Union has called it "disastrous" for family farms, saying it would see farmers forced to sell land to pay the tax.
Pointing out that this is disastrous for humanity from the perspective of our basic survival, Moroz added that “support for basic science, and marine biology in particular, is the only reasonable and cost-efficient way to ensure a healthy life for our children and grandchildren.”
Now, turning their backs on the power given them by the Constitution and the WPR, Congress, with that AUMF, acceded to the expansion of presidential powers and opened the door to the disastrous wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere early in this century.
This first day became an introduction to the way that knowing creation can bring together a wide range of sources that result in a brave and profound cultural diplomacy, which is a disastrous lost art.
But even beyond that unsolvable problem, it has become clear that the decades-long Democratic Party faith in demographics as destiny was a disastrous mirage.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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