Sentence examples for because the disaster was from inspiring English sources

Because the disaster was slow-moving, the full might of American journalism has been brought to bear.

But they remain deeply concerned that few people are willing to support their cause because the disaster was an accident that took place in the poor East End.

While none publicly embraced the claim by some black leaders that the official response to the disaster was slow because most of the victims were black, the city's mayoral candidates approached the issue of race as a piece of a larger problem, saying that the relief effort points to a lack of empathy by President Bush toward impoverished city dwellers.

At the time, the impact of the disaster was intensified because Concorde epitomised the sophistication of engineering.

"A lot of the reason that this population of low-income African-American mothers seem to be so much more harmed by the disaster is because of their need for stable housing and their lack of access to stable housing".

"A lot of the challenge is understanding what we as a species should do, because the disasters are getting more prevalent.

"I did it because the disaster that was happening was that people weren't being able to exercise this precious right that is the foundation of our democracy.

For Germans to be exposed to nuclear risks after shuttering their more modern plants because of the Fukushima disaster was an "absolute irony of history", he added.

But he could not make a disaster declaration because the calamity was man-made.

My parents didn't spend money, because they lived with the idea that disaster was close at hand, that a liver-function test would come back marked with a doctor's urgent scrawl, that they would be fired from their jobs because their English did not suffice.

He referred to a forthcoming study by his group that will show the big negative effects on European growth of higher equity capital requirements — a finding that strikes me as inherently implausible, because the euro-zone disaster is about the interaction between a flawed currency arrangement and a sovereign debt crisis (but, of course, I haven't seen the study yet).