Sentence examples for cycle of disasters from inspiring English sources
The cycle of disasters ideally should be taken into account by the development cycle (Diaz 2004) and, thus, would lead to a development orientation in disaster interventions.
Second, the reciprocal linkages between climate-related disasters, urban form and city planning processes are analysed – by considering the life cycle of disasters from causes, to short- and long-term impacts, to post-disaster response and recovery.
N'DJAMENA, Chad, 4 April 2012 – As malnutrition reaches emergency levels across the Sahel with at least one million children at risk, UNICEF's Executive Director Anthony Lake on a visit to the region today called for an urgent escalation of humanitarian efforts to stop the crisis and the cycle of disasters.
The two alternated in a rhythmic cycle of disaster and innovation.
Will we "continue this perpetual cycle of disaster — is that what we're going to do? — frustration, the blame game?" Gov. Rick Perry asked in a speech on July 6, two days after the tar balls were discovered in Galveston.
"If the choice is to build a children's hospital or a prison, which do you think is going to get done?" Stuck in Squalor The cycle of disaster, death and denouncement repeats with a macabre monotony.
In the cycle of disaster preparedness, response and recovery, academic institutions can play a role throughout: by developing new technologies; by rigorously monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of search and rescue methods and community resilience in real time; and by engaging communities to rebuild and offering evidence-based guidance to practitioners.
They are often trapped in a seemingly never-ending cycle of disaster, displacement and rebuilding.
Jean-Robert Lafortune, executive director of the Miami-based Haitian American Grassroots Coalition, said that Haiti had endured "a cycle of natural disasters and man-made disasters, and this is one more big catastrophe".
A celebrated cycle of etchings, 'Disasters of War', exposes the horrors of the Peninsular War.
They model for us a way to break the cycle of personal disasters and teach us the power of sharing and creating alternatives so we can live through our own emergencies.
