Sentence examples for because of the disaster from inspiring English sources

I could feel people's warmth and and the importance of life because of the disaster.

In Miyagi prefecture alone, a third have said they will quit because of the disaster.

A vote had been scheduled for February but was canceled because of the disaster.

For decades Johnson has been a pariah in the Democratic Party, because of the disaster into which he led the country in Vietnam.

A main theme during the current quarter has been how companies recovered from cuts or delays in supplies because of the disaster.

A family in which the breadwinner has died because of the disaster may also be eligible; all benefits are awarded on a case-by-case basis.

Toyota is expected to lose its spot as the world's top-selling carmaker to General Motors this year because of the disasters.

Gardels: Because of the disasters related to religious intolerance, from the Crusades to "fascislamism" to totalitarian oppression associated with the Communist faith, you argue that atheism is the "price of democracy" - the alternative to which is "the devil and his legion of murderous angels".

Time is another factor that is being affected and because of the disasters, the earth's energy has shifted its axis and it will continue to degrade and change the speed hence causing time to increase faster and faster.

Japan's economic outlook, already problematic, is now even more uncertain, economists and analysts say, because the dimensions of the disaster remain unclear, especially at the damaged nuclear plants.

"This is inherently political because the scale of the disaster will determine what lessons we learn from it," an expert says as Florence's toll begins to be measured.