Sentence examples for catastrophe arises from inspiring English sources
The sometimes apocalyptic tone, with the threats of resource wars as well as the more obvious forms of ecological catastrophe, arises from the sense that this debt must at some time be terribly repaid.
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The financial catastrophe arises when financial access or risk-protection is not ensured otherwise for those who are exposed to the first-time institutionalized care and those who do not have adequate purchasing power.
when, instead of the intrinsic replicative ability, Ai, the product of the replicative ability and mutational robustness (the effective fitness) are compared, and the transition to error catastrophe arises naturally as a result of natural selection acting on the difference of fitness.
How, they will want to know, did this catastrophe arise?
As we battle now to raise the necessary global resources needed to combat the epidemic, experts are starting to think about what we need to put in place now to prevent such a catastrophe arising again.
Intimidated into confessing imaginary crimes, the accused served as self-denounced scapegoats for catastrophes arising from the Secretary General's policies.
Or catastrophe could arise from some technical misadventure – error rather than terror".
Petty resentments can still birth great crises; catastrophes can arise when the private and the social aren't allowed their separate spheres.
Robert Francis's report is quite clear that the human catastrophe of Stafford arose from a target-driven culture and a lack of clinical staff, particularly nurses, following the management board's decision to cut costs.
To illustrate, Figure 1 shows the portion of FYPO describing 'mitotic catastrophe' phenotypes, which arise when defects in mitotic chromosome segregation lead to cell death.
