Sentence examples for daily calamity from inspiring English sources

The daily calamity surrounding Coach Butch Carter and the Toronto Raptors dissolved today.

Globally, the effects of overpopulation play a part in practically every daily report of mass human calamity, but the word "population" is rarely mentioned.

Those underlying calamities turn the daily lives of many Saharan people into a grinding struggle.

"The reality of the disaster showed a decaying country and leaders who do not care whether a citizen dies from natural catastrophes, terrorism or other calamities," Le Jeune Independent daily said in an editorial.

Such calamities happen on a daily basis wherever America goes in the world.

Hard news was generally defined as breaking developments involving major leaders or issues, public policy, or disruptions of daily life such as natural disasters or calamities.

"Calamity Clegg's Spectacular Blunder," ran the Daily Mail.

Mr Bush's daily schedule is a secret, for obvious reasons; but whenever a calamity throws light on his routine he is invariably exercising.

He made no mention of the unrest in the Middle East, but the Beijing Daily editorial said that "stability is a blessing and chaos is a calamity".

"That their daily killing of dozens in (Syria) through their air strikes will only bring them calamities".

With a planet threatened by climate change, overpopulation, limited resources and many more man-made calamities, the need to care for our world and each other is becoming more apparent daily.