The Enron catastrophe emerges from this film as a fascinating story of crookedness that grew out of business practices, which, though audacious, were just about on the right side of the law.
"If not prevented, God forbid, catastrophe will emerge, which will not only destabilize the country, but the region and the world".
Logically, you can't be Secretary of the Treasury or Chairman of the Federal Reserve, precipitate an economic catastrophe, and emerge with your reputation for competence intact.
Although the study of invasion biology reveals many catastrophes, the emerging evidence of dynamic responses to invasion provides a glimmer of encouragement.
Finally, lessons for building resilience against unpredictable catastrophes are emerging from the recent tragic tsunami in the Indian Ocean that, at last report, has killed upwards of 150,000 people, with many more injured or at risk of infectious diseases.
As the full extent of Lebanon's catastrophe began to emerge yesterday, the US-based watchdog Human Rights Watch accused Israel of war crimes.
4. The use of force to avert overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe has been emerging as a further, and exceptional, basis for the use of force.
The strength of the yen coupled with the latest financial catastrophe in the emerging markets - a debt moratorium in Brazil's third-largest state - spooked western stock markets yesterday.
Drive through some of the black neighborhoods in cities and towns across America and you will see the evidence of an emerging catastrophe -- levels of male joblessness that mock the very idea of stable, viable communities.
As Dai Wei puts it, "China had emerged from the catastrophe of the Cultural Revolution, and we were eager to build our country up again.
