Sentence examples for character of disaster from inspiring English sources
The pluralistic character of disaster risk makes the variety of definitions, conceptions, and methods concerning resilience and vulnerability simultaneously necessary, confusing, and stimulating.
A main outcome of this strategic goal is to promote change in the use of the term "natural disaster," in order to explain the social character of disasters and of their main cause social vulnerability.
We included multiple aspects of level of exposure, such as the duration and the potential psycho-traumatic character of disaster-related tasks, as it is unknown which aspect of occupational exposure to disasters is relevant for long-term health.
His character, John Scott, was first seen in an episode about a plane disaster; accordingly, IGN expressed, it made sense thematically to have his last appearance be in an episode about a similar type of disaster.
In this way, Reagan framed the shocking and manifest character of the Challenger disaster as a normal product of political freedom.
The arrows in Fig. 1 (middle and right box) illustrate this cross-system character of natural hazards and disasters.
This research assesses how the spatial character of land use influences tornado disaster potential at regional and metropolitan scales.
This début short-story collection moves through a hodgepodge of settings and periods, depicting characters on the edge of society and of disaster.
In "Traffik" there is plenty of that, and no lack of emotion as highly developed characters and their families teeter on the edge of disaster.
Pohl's characters are people on the edge -- of society, of their world, of disaster, of time -- people shoved to the margins who then volunteer for the arena.
