spell disaster

A phone call to one and not the other could spell disaster.

If the approach does not work, it could spell disaster.

He knew by reading it that any word left out would spell disaster.

Not at their weapons, of course, because that would have spelled disaster.

They believe mitigation, on the other hand, could spell disaster.

What would they have done if the bones had somehow spelled disaster?

For other couples, buying a second home can spell disaster.

"None of this spells disaster for the city," he said.

"That's all well and good when you're putting power behind something, but it spells disaster in a fight."

But once again, the obstetrics department spelled disaster for the hospital.

In her line of work such things spelled disaster.

But when the financial panic of 1893 hit, it spelled disaster for investors.

Staff here say that would spell disaster for hundreds of alcoholics.

Should even a rumor be floated, it could spell disaster.

The quakes were getting worse, and the next one might spell disaster.

Any steps she took to hamper them might spell disaster for the man who gave her life.

There is always the possibility of a high tide on a full moon spelling disaster.

After all, one case of the trots hardly spells disaster.

And in the end, you know, that spells disaster.

If only a single line of code was miswritten it would spell disaster for them all.

This, coupled with the recession, has spelt disaster for her business.

Your luck can defeat the first and second tests, but when the third deal comes along it most often spells disaster.

From a profit standpoint, making a debut in early winter could spell disaster.

That would spell disaster for both Israel and the Jewish people.

The predictions were that this diet would spell disaster for the heart and blood vessels.