Sentence examples for case of catastrophe from inspiring English sources

The commercial was produced and ready to go in case of catastrophe, but it stayed in the can.

The camera crew-armed birds of prey circled the festival grounds this morning, capturing b-roll to be used either in midday newscasts or later in case of catastrophe as event reps detailed new safety measures.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates was chosen as the designated survivor to ensure continuity of government in case of catastrophe, and he spent Inauguration Day at a U.S. military installation outside of the Washington, D.C. area.

Its applications are numbered and proved to be efficient in real life and in case of catastrophes (as in Catherina storm in the USA).

Usually, a DTN is implemented as a wireless mobile ad hoc network that can be applied, for instance, to rapidly build a basic telecommunication infrastructure in case of catastrophes and disasters, or to support communication in a disruptive military environment.

In the case of mitotic catastrophe induced by cell fusion or DNA damage, caspases-2, -3, and -9 are activated, but mitotic catastrophe can also cause caspase-independent apoptosis by activation of the spindle checkpoint in Bub1-deficient cells.

In spite of the land's glacial austerity, Svalbardians will not necessarily go hungry -- the island is also the home of the Global Seed Vault, an underground store of the world's plant seeds kept safe in case of global catastrophe.

But does he believe that Washington has no obligation to identify the gap between the capacities of local emergency response agencies and what will be required in case of a catastrophe affecting the entire nation?

An American employee at United Nations headquarters wondered what would happen in the case of a catastrophe for which the American government was compensating victims of property loss from a natural disaster, for example.

Under Brazil's progressive constitution, approved in 1988 in the first flush of democratic enthusiasm after two decades of military rule, Indians can be removed from their land only after authorisation by Congress and only "in the case of a catastrophe or an epidemic that puts at risk the population or the sovereignty of the country".

Adam Crowl, a board member of Project Icarus, an organisation dedicated to interstellar travel, proposed a possible "escape" mission for a spaceship to ensure mankind's survival in case of a catastrophe on Earth.