Sentence examples for breaking disaster from inspiring English sources

In a lot of ways, Soderbergh's film is like a big breaking disaster story in the age of the 24-hour news cycle: There are lots of thrills, twists and shocks early on.

It includes tax breaks, disaster relief, clean energy tax incentives and a fix to prevent the alternative minimum tax from hitting more than 20 million additional people in 2008.

In front of crowd of 3,629 it looked like it was only matter of time before England made the breakthrough but then seven minutes before the break, disaster struck.

Each report was manually broken down into the separate disaster messages it contained.

I went, 'Aah, broken, a disaster,' and it got heated — but it turned out she was totally accurate.

Is it too much to expect that, following the burst of attention to institutional racism that accompanied the broken levee disaster and Katrina, white America's sensors might have been unusually attuned to the sort of injustice revealed at Jena? Or even to expect that journalists might have been on the look out?

The combination of liberalised banking with an undemocratic, lopsided and deflationary currency union that critics (on both left and right in this case) had always argued risked breaking apart was a disaster waiting to happen.

It proved impossible to construct dirigibles of sufficient strength to withstand routine operation under all weather conditions, and most suffered disaster, either breaking up in a storm, as with the U.S. craft Shenandoah, Akron, and Macon, or through ignition of the hydrogen, as with the German Hindenburg in 1937.

Insurance loss adjusters are usually among the first on the scene after disasters – a fact demonstrated by reports already breaking about this week's Germanwings disaster, which is now believed to have been caused by the co-pilot Andreas Lubitz.

When news of the disaster broke, parliament was immediately suspended.

The disaster broke the people's connection with the sea".