Sentence examples for a long term disaster from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morsi's advisers argued that ousting the president would be "a long term disaster" for Egypt and the Arab world because people would "lose faith in democracy".

Some models will even charge cell phones, providing power even when other power sources have failed during a long term disaster, such as a hurricane, earthquake, providing the cell phone towers are not damaged, destroyed.

But it will almost surely be a long-term disaster for West Virginia's ecosystem.

The reality of what is becoming a long-term disaster is setting in and flooding has affected parts of a 4,500-square-mile 4,500-square-mile 4,500-square-mile

"This could trigger a long-term disaster on the subcontinent and trigger bloodshed in the region," said Shashanka Saadi, of Action Aid Bangladesh.

This short-term revenue play could turn into a long-term disaster because OpenStreetMap users have to contribute the improvements they make to its data, so one day it could become better than Google Maps.

Instead, operators may react to an impending megastorm by preemptively shutting down large portions of the grid to save transformers, embracing short-term devastation to avert a long-term disaster.

It would drag the economy back into recession and be a long-term disaster for the middle class.

As such, Huffington's short-term victory is likely to prove a medium and long term disaster.

But, there are many who believe that even this is too high, describing the 2C target as a "prescription for long term disaster".

And, although 2C is widely cited as the upper safe limit of warming, according to Nasa's former climate scientist James Hansen, it is "a prescription for long term disaster".