Catastrophe, for example, is not so much about finding your perfect partner as deciding, rationally, to use another person to facilitate some sort of solace.
For all of them research communities should focus greater attention on strategies for resilience to and recovery from global catastrophe, for example by developing alternative food sources.
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But the abuse of the Holocaust for political or emotional ends does not discredit the continuing significance of the atrocity itself, as a human catastrophe and an example of vast evil in our time".
In catastrophe sites, for example, the physician has to carry out a triage assessment and decide who is in the most-urgent need of transportation to the operating room.
Even though the sea's demise wasn't due to global warming, it's one of the world's worst environmental catastrophes, serving an example of how humans can alter the planet.
Munich Re, for example, experienced catastrophe losses of 11% of net premiums in 2010.
Several comedians – Rob Delaney, star of the hit sitcom Catastrophe, is the standout example – have built their whole career on the platform.
In addition to looking like environmental crime scenes, unconventional oil projects are a global catastrophe: tar sands for example create around three times more emissions than the same barrel of conventional oil.
Take, for example, the catastrophe of the 1997 election, which was called to give Alain Juppé's centre-right government a mandate to bring in the euro but which was quite unnecessary, since the conservatives controlled not just the presidency but four-fifths of the National Assembly, two-thirds of the Senate and 19 of the 22 regions of mainland France.
The probability of catastrophe only increases, for example, if astronauts fly beyond the moon, to visit a captured asteroid, or if they try to match orbits with a near-Earth asteroid — or, of course, if they eventually set out for Mars.
