disastrously

History is filled with affairs, many of which ended disastrously.

Almost everything in the Middle East is now being defined along sectarian lines, and disastrously so.

What was a surprise was the state of its pension fund, which was disastrously underfunded.

But they do need to worry that lower prices will throw their budget disastrously out of balance.

A government shutdown would end disastrously for the congressional GOP.

The royalist expedition against Quiberon, assisted by English munitions and money, terminated disastrously for the royal cause.

At Boroughbridge, however, they were confronted by Harcla on March 16, and disastrously defeated.

It was too soon for that enthusiasm for antiquity, which later overwhelmed Italian art so disastrously, to have arisen.

To have attempted twice, and twice to have failed so disastrously!

The rear of the column was continually and disastrously engaged with the enemy pouring after.