Sentence examples for both disaster from inspiring English sources

To do so would be to risk both disaster and uninhibited achievement.

"Hindenburg" and "Bikini" were both disaster stories, and Ms. Korot and Mr. Reich do everything in their formidable power to suggest in "Dolly" a disaster waiting to happen.

Save the Children, any of several independent, voluntary organizations that seek to provide both disaster and long-term aid to disadvantaged children throughout the world.

Now married to Paul, a college professor she met in AA, she has somehow scrambled a relatively conventional life in upstate New York; there is a sense, from the novel's start, that she occupies the ambiguous position of the person rescued from both disaster and herself, who winds up at an altogether different destination from the one suggested by her original course.

And so the big complaint about Eric Cantor's attempt to hold Irene victims hostage to his spending-cut agenda is that this is a bad and immoral policy, not the fact that he was against pay-as-you-go, for both disaster relief and mega-expensive wars, as long as a Republican was in the White House.

Harvard has oversize positions in emerging-market stocks and private equity partnerships, both disaster areas in the past eight months.

Yet there were differences between the victims claimed by both disasters.

Both disasters, the reports concluded, had been accidents waiting to happen.There were successes, too.

But experts familiar with both disasters caution against making similarly gloomy predictions for the children of Fukushima.

This is look at how countries and major organisations around the world responded to both disasters (through September 30).

Malaysia Airlines has suffered heavy financial losses in the wake of both disasters and has cut thousands of jobs in attempts to prevent bankruptcy.