Sentence examples for breakdowns of disaster from inspiring English sources

In this context of societal vulnerability, it is not surprising that breakdowns of disaster management strike almost every year in one of the Indus Basin countries, in particular Pakistan and Afghanistan.

They were on the edge of disaster or nervous breakdown or both.

Sites like Charity Watch and Charity Navigator (both recommended by the Federal Trade Commission) have done much of the legwork for you and can provide everything from lists of charities working on behalf of victims of specific disasters to breakdowns of how your donations get spent (like on salaries of executives rather than assistance to victims).

Forensic Investigation of Disaster.

This is the future of disaster management.

What kind of disaster, exactly.

After reflecting on major breakdowns of law that occurred in prior administrations, including the Watergate disaster, Mr. Schlesinger told Ms. Mayer: "No position taken has done more damage to the American reputation in the world — ever".

Some funny breakdowns of Prince lyrics.

"Marienbad" is, of course, a German name ("Bad" means "bath," referring to a spa), and the title of the film could (with a tiny tweak of the French) mean the last year at Marienbad — as in, this is how life was in Germany before all hell broke loose, or even, this is the sort of passionately decadent frivolity — and the sort of breakdown of memory — that results in disaster on a historical scale.

What might this say about the need for governments to provide adequate responses to disasters and other events in which the breakdown of social order might lead to further disaster?

Health consequences of disasters.