Sentence examples for broad disaster from inspiring English sources

A firm plan for Greece could shield Italy and avert a broad disaster, experts say.

But the city is hoping that perhaps the legislation includes language that would provide for reimbursement for some revenue loss as part of the broader disaster relief theme.

The donated light is delivered by a partner organisation that provides broader disaster relief.

Furthermore, a comprehensive understanding of the socio-technical role in electricity outages within broader disaster contexts can only be improved through interdisciplinary research [81].

If the communication strategies related to disaster preparedness ignore the everyday perceived risks they may ring hollow for the targeted populations, and undermine the confidence that they have in the broader disaster response architecture of the state.

The 15 socioeconomic variables chosen to analyze the resilience of the earthquake-prone area that was exposed to seismic hazard were based not only on the RIM model but also on a broader disaster resilience literature.

But it may also be a broader economic disaster.

Indeed, some analysts suggest the central bank's new lending program represents a kind of back door to the easy-money policy pursued by the Federal Reserve after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, which is widely credited with averting a broader economic disaster.

AT ANY time in the past two years, you could have asked the authors of Britain's Strategic Defence Review what sort of crisis they were preparing to face more often, and the answer would have been the same: a slide into anarchy in some developing-world state, probably African and quite possibly on the coast, in which British lives were at risk and a broader humanitarian disaster loomed.

Also working against any kind of cost control is the federal practice of declaring ever-broader areas disaster zones.

They talk about managing risk and the downside protection of diversification, but they rarely plan for the type of broad-based disaster that ravaged the markets in the past year.