Sentence examples similar to concealed disaster from inspiring English sources
Local authorities conceal mine disasters that kill dozens.
What seems more likely, and more bizarre in its own way, is that Pardew has instead been neither particularly good nor particularly bad, neither a semi-concealed disaster nor a count-your-blessings success.
"Our people remember the Soviet past, when news of disasters was concealed or lied about," Grazhdankin said, according to the Times Of India.
Two major sources of potential disasters, which are concealed in Pandora's box, will be discussed.
Their demands, and the subsequent interrogation of the centurion who accompanied them, revealed to Nero and the Senate the true extent of the disaster, which Paetus had concealed in his dispatches.
Ten years after the Hillsborough disaster, the truth was still deeply concealed.
Lin, who had travelled nearly 1,700km to Beijing from her home in the western province of Qinghai ahead of the second anniversary of the disaster, said she was convinced the truth was being concealed.
One, ruefully noting the difficulty of giving an operationalist analysis of the general theory, even suggested that the requirement of general covariance "conceals the possibility of disaster" (Bridgman 1949, 354).
The need for a criminal inquiry into the Crandall Canyon mine disaster is shockingly clear now that investigators have detailed how greedy mine operators concealed danger warnings and literally chiseled underground pillar supports to the breaking point.
