Sentence examples for aftermath calamity from inspiring English sources

Yet in its immediate aftermath, calamity more often inspires inarticulate lamentation even in a bestselling author with a distinctive voice and the best of intentions.

There was no official count, but President Bush said thousands had perished, and in the immediate aftermath the calamity was already being ranked the worst and most audacious terror attack in American history.

When we rush to create opportunity in the aftermath of calamity we effectively stop the grieving process, and that's where I have a significant problem.

Rumors and conspiracy theories are a regular attendant to the aftermath of calamities.

The new push for federal austerity is threatening to change the traditional dynamic when it comes to government relief in the aftermath of a storm, an earthquake or other calamity.

In the aftermath of such calamity, how does life go on?

Watching the videos of Japanese citizens in the aftermath of their calamity, one can observe many of these interventions already at work.

That fact is a reminder that the outlook is seldom as bleak as it seems in the immediate aftermath of a calamity.

In the aftermath of the calamity, the experience of being on a stage had changed for many performers, sometimes subtly, other times profoundly.

It offers this country a better chance of understanding what went wrong and what correctives are needed than the reckless Republican mudslinging that for weeks dominated public discourse in the aftermath of the calamity.

As she closed in on a climax, soot washed down her thigh like the aftermath of a calamity when the uncaring rain begins to carry it all out to sea... "Here," she said, passing me the cigarette.