The official doctor, Bernhard Schwartz, checked the lip for the second time before the start of the eighth, which made the abrupt disaster of the ninth all the more painful.
Of course this is all water under the bridge now, as Palm's dreams of successfully surfing the smartphone wave ended in abrupt disaster — burdened by ongoing legacy software challenges, wrong-footed by carriers' marketing decisions and ultimately saddled with an unloving acquirer in HP — and the Palm Pre had a cruelly short lifespan for such a forward-thinking device.
Quite apart from the risk of a failing business, the poor face the threat of natural disaster or abrupt political change, for example, which makes them reluctant to take on debt.
The Trump administration's "America First" agenda played no small part in this disaster; an abrupt change to U.S. support for peacekeeping efforts in 2017 contributed to the constellation of catastrophes that enabled hundreds of machete-wielding militiamen to kill with impunity and cause immense suffering to hundreds of thousands of women, children and men.
For both events, abrupt changes in levels of disaster risk and limited local capacity to respond led to greater external interference in local DRM decisions.
But a strategy of gradual superpower reductions will not stop the slide into climate chaos; only mark a turning point in managing the disaster, which may be "abrupt" and "irreversible" according to the reports Brown is studying.
There have already been cases where having unqualified teachers has proved to be a disaster," Blower said, highlighting the abrupt resignation of an unqualified head teacher at Pimlico primary free school in London, and the Discovery free school in Crawley, which employed unqualified teachers but has now been shut down by the DfE.
The present study aims to investigate disaster preparedness and perception of abrupt geological disasters (such as rock avalanches, landslide, mud-rock flows etc) in mobility-disadvantage group living in coastal rural area of China.
Then, seemingly panicked by the Fukushima disaster in Japan, she ordered an abrupt shutdown of nuclear power.
Pulling this subsidy out now, three months after the worst disaster in the Western Hemisphere seems too abrupt.
Here, (I_{k}) is a sequence of instantaneous impulse operators and it has been used to describe abrupt changes such as shocks, harvesting, and natural disasters.
