Sentence examples for consider a disaster from inspiring English sources

The House will convene at 9 a.m and lawmakers are expected to consider a disaster assistance bill.

Consider a disaster situation, such as an earthquake, a flood, or a terrorist attack, where the commercial network infrastructure is destroyed or out of order.

C1 Lower Job Growth Standards There was a time when adding just under 150,000 jobs a month, three years into an economic recovery, would have been considered a disaster.

Guillermin followed his triumph with what many considered a disaster movie in a different sense.

A News Corporation executive said that internally the project had been considered a disaster for the company.

UNTIL the Giants acquired Eli Manning on Saturday, their 4-12 record last season was considered a disaster, if not a disgrace.

Mr. Bush's last appearance on the CBS Letterman program, in March via satellite, was widely considered a disaster.

Lawrence Kasdan's "Grand Canyon" is a hopelessly bad picture with an over-inflated sense of morality, but it is also 10 years old and commonly considered a disaster.

But I was a bit galled by his casual cultural revisionism in stating that the movie is "commonly considered a disaster".

The open classrooms popular in the 1960's and 70's are now considered a disaster -- too loud, too little light.

The two Messier-Keenan years in Vancouver were considered a disaster, with acrimony among the players and failure on the ice.