Sentence examples for confront the disaster from inspiring English sources

Fateless was first published in 1975 and it ironically acknowledges that progressive forces in postwar Hungary tried to confront the disaster.

An overall impression about the readiness behavior of the people suggested that nearly 25percentt of the local people are still confused and are not ready to confront the disasters.

It was an astonishingly candid report, perhaps aimed at forcing the State Department to confront the growing disaster.

"We must confront the self-produced disaster in its incredible normality".

His most obvious failure was in not confronting the growing disaster of Aids.

In Kenya, activists and politicians have called for a declaration of a national disaster to confront the twin epidemics.

When things started to go badly wrong on the pitch, Solbakken was reluctant to read the riot act, prompting Roger Johnson, whose own time at Wolves has been little short of a disaster, to confront the manager in the changing room during the run of three straight league defeats before the Luton game.

Confronted with the disaster, the Japanese government immediately mandated several evacuation orders: On 12 March, the 20-km radius area around the plant was denoted as a "restricted area" with compulsory evacuation (Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry 20-km radius

Obtaining optimism can be included in toolkit preparedness for health care workers in order to confront the complications in the aftermath of disaster.

Everyone can go to the court to learn the environmental disasters and to confront the perpetrators.

At the same time, it should confront the increasingly likely probability that future disasters will be even more severe than those we are witnessing today.