Sentence examples for constitute a disaster from inspiring English sources
Man "I don't want to put you out, but can you stick the football on?" The staff simultaneously turned forlorn, as though this would constitute a disaster.
That would not constitute a disaster for Washington if the fate of Bashar al-Assad's clan-dictated rule was an isolated affair.
In particular, deep periprosthetic infections in orthopedic surgery constitute a disaster for both patient and surgeon.
Elimination here, in what PSG have dubbed le nouveau classique as if confirming their principal rivalry has long since ceased to be Marseille, would have constituted a disaster but winning in London actually ended up as a statement of intent.
This has called attention to the fact that human involvement, or the involvement of what humans value, is a vital component in what constitutes a disaster.
In the context of the present study, even when the effects of a hazard are frequently suffered by only a few members of a society over extended time periods, a succession of low impact disasters in a limited area also can constitute a significant disaster.
FEMA issued the ruling over the weekend, saying the damage did not constitute a federal disaster, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Factional obduracy and the stalling of negotiations with preconditions constitute a formula for disaster.
Among them: that the devastated Lower Ninth Ward is below sea level (much of the neighbourhood is above sea level) and that the events of August 29 , 2005constituted a natural disaster or an act of God (it was, in fact, an engineering disaster).
"Those calls and their retractions constituted a news disaster that damaged democracy and journalism".
