Sentence examples for Extent of disaster from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this study were to determine equine veterinarians' level of familiarity with NAIS, perceived effectiveness of NAIS, use of equine microchipping, and extent of disaster planning.

An examination of the extent of disaster preparedness in Limbe confirms this conclusion.

Our exploratory analysis provides valuable insights on how the extent of disaster impacts varies across the globe for different countries/regions based on their location, economy, and development.

The Sendai Framework goals to substantially reduce mortality, the number of affected people, the extent of disaster damage, and so on is likely to lead to confusion and so needs clarification of objectives and monitoring procedures.

Such disagreements often arise as a result of multiple sources reporting fatality figures, such as aid agencies, media outlets, and scientists; the former two of these groups may have incentives to exaggerate the extent of disaster in order to secure more aid or make more sensational news, respectively (Blong, 1984).

But North Korea has also previously exaggerated the extent of disasters to obtain aid and cover up its own problems in providing for its people because of its decrepit, centrally controlled economy.

The true extent of disasters like the one that hit Saturday often become clear only in the days and weeks afterward, as the digging-out gains momentum and crews work through the rubble of lives upended.

Depending on the extent of disasters and the amount of aid the countries/regions receive from the World Bank, the United Nations, and other organizations to build back and restore from the disaster, the subsequent years of a disaster might see a growth in the economy.

This can lessen the impact of later disasters, as the ultimate extent of a disaster is crucially determined by the reaction of the affected population.

Regardless of the cause or extent of the disaster a response requires resources and the interaction of simultaneous disasters is clearly a factor in resource availability.

"These countries are still wrestling with the scope of the disaster, so it will take a couple of days for the full extent of the disaster to be known and we will certainly look to redirect loans," said World Bank spokesman Damian Milverton.