Disastrous used in a sentence

Disastrous in a sentence as an adjective

[1] I say this as a semi-pro runner who has tried running on a Paleo diet and found it disastrous.

The news is somewhat less disastrous in that it's because Microsoft had to write down a purchase they made a while ago.

In real life, this trait can be disastrous towards making any progress for the betterment of society.

[1] I moved a Fortune 100 manufacturing company's database off an ancient mainframe that would've been disastrous come Y2K.

But to emphasize one over any other simply because we value its "results" more would be just as disastrous as to favor the other instead.

But more importantly, what does duplication do to the appeal of the original toy?Adding competition would be equally disastrous I think.

We get disastrous manage-by-the-numbers and "us vs. them" mentality, ultimately devaluing the role of the manager!

But the alternative is for individuals with clearance to effectively declassify information unilaterally, which would be disastrous.

I hope she hasn't ever donated to any disagreeable referendum campaigns.........or ever been a core member of an administration that left us with two disastrous wars, an offshore gulag, the greatest economic disaster in 70 years, a record of legitimizing torture, a decline in prestige on the world stage.

Obama's presidency has been disastrous for the privacy of American citizens:The [surveillance] Court documents declassified recently show that in late 2011 the court authorized the NSA to conduct warrantless searches of individual Americans communications using an authority intended to target only foreigners, Wyden said in a statement to The Washington Post.