disastrously in English

adverb

in disastrous manner, calamitously; terribly, awfully

Use "disastrously" in a sentence

1. Her scheme crashed disastrously.

2. Their scheme went disastrously wrong.

3. His financial scheme crashed disastrously.

4. Sachs blames the financial crisis on a disastrously bad monetary policy and disastrously poor financial regulation.

5. The vegetable harvest is disastrously behind schedule.

6. How could everything go so disastrously wrong?

7. Things began to go disastrously wrong.

8. Their profits began to spiral down disastrously.

9. And this provision has interacted disastrously with state political trends.

10. Sometimes indigestion interferes with me. Hunger would interfere with disastrously.

11. • A final experiment by the police at labour organization Backfired disastrously

12. The system is failing most disastrously among less academic children.

13. A final experiment by the police at labour organization backfired disastrously.

14. It could dash, disastrously, the EU's already flagging enthusiasm for expansion.

15. Margaret Thatcher believed, disastrously, that there was no such thing as society.

16. The New York's circulation remained the same but the number of all pages dropped disastrously.

17. Synonyms for Apocalyptically include fatefully, devastatingly, disastrously, fatally, terribly, tragically, catastrophically, climactically, destructively and

18. He did not find her amusing, and she found him quite disastrously dull.

19. Famine may revisit North Korea, parts of Africa or, disastrously for U.S. foreign policy, Afghanistan.

20. The experiment went disastrously wrong, ie progressed in an unexpected way with very unpleasant results.

21. Productivity is disastrously low: the return on new investment is around half in America.

22. The Brashness inherent of the faith however, ensured that many of these missions ended disastrously

23. Although this model was brilliantly designed for domination, when the environment changed it proved disastrously inflexible.

24. The real value of the trust capital may be disastrously less than when the trust began.

25. China and America have one advantage over history's great-power pairings: they saw the 20th century go disastrously wrong.

26. The heat Culminated on that day.; The revival Culminated and declined.; The struggle Culminated in a siege of Jerusalem.; He tried to recall the successive steps that had Culminated so disastrously.; Kate's amusement Culminated in a peal of laughter.; The friendship gradually ripened and finally Culminated in marriage.; Here still flourished the hatred for the gringo which Culminated in that war.