Sentence examples for coming disasters from inspiring English sources

The truth is it's impossible not to cringe from the coming disasters – by which I mean floods, droughts and heatwaves, melting ice caps, sea-level rises that will drown parts of our world and turns millions of people into refugees.

Finally, c-level executives at large corporations may have been influenced by all the gloomy commentary about our economic prospects, particularly with icons such as Warren Buffett issuing jeremiads on coming disasters from our big trade deficits.

But both do far more than elegantly articulate the coming disasters.

Then – you know what's coming – disaster.

The contours of the coming disaster expanded to include the deaths of all present.

Looking back, Donna Saucedo said, she reacted almost comically to the coming disaster.

But Manto had put his finger to the wind and sensed the coming disaster.

And we are facing a coming disaster: failure of our present health care system.

Migrationwatch believes figures such as these show it was right to alert the nation to a coming disaster.

booth, explaining the country's problems in such grisly detail that he made the coming disaster seem almost like a blessing.

The ambivalent look in the eyes of the Italian Captain Negri in the closing scene is perhaps a forewarning of the coming disaster for the Somali people.