Sentence examples for * high disaster from inspiring English sources

There is an exception at very high disaster probabilities in which the carrying capacity is rarely met and PCD offers few opportunities for increased reproduction.

Their high disaster risk is principally due to their exposure to flooding, cyclones and sea level rise, and even though many compare favourably in terms of social factors, they are not yet sufficiently developed to reduce overall risk.

In this program, the government and NGOs are involved in assessing the vulnerability of school facilities, retrofitting school buildings, building earthquake-resistant schools, relocating schools in high disaster risk areas, and building new schools in low disaster risk areas.

The Japanese metropolitan area in the Kanto plain, which contains 40 million inhabitants, has a high disaster risk derived from the earthquake and volcanic activities related to the subduction of two oceanic plates, the Pacific (PAC) and Philippine Sea (PHS) plates, beneath the overriding tectonic plates (Fig. 1).

During sex, if a careless upstroke allows the penis to fully exit the crevice of choice, the next fraction of a second has a high disaster quotient.

According to the number of farming households who are threatened by geological disaster on the lists provided by the village cadres, we divided the 37 villages into high geological disaster threat villages and low geological disaster threat villages, then randomly picked one village from each group in every township.

According to the number of farming households threatened by geological disasters as provided by the village cadres,3 we divided the 37 villages in the five selected townships into two groups: high geological disaster threat villages and low geological disaster threat villages.

The CHRR and the ProVention Consortium held a review workshop for the Assessment of High Risk Disaster Hotspots project.

The Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and the Asia Center present High Ground: Disaster, Risk, Resilience in the Philippines.

They are the bulky descendants of the Flying Wallendas, inching along the high wire, disaster just a misstep away.

MPs branded him "the unacceptable face of capitalism" in a scathing review of the high street disaster amid calls for him to lose his knighthood.