Sentence examples for definite disaster from inspiring English sources

Faced with definite disaster, in January the SGI board of directors brought in Richard E. Belluzzo, former general manager of Hewlett-Packard's computer product organization, as chief executive officer and chairman.

A definite reason for the disaster was not agreed upon, partly because there was no public inquiry held.

Not definitive, just definite.

President Lee Myung-bak and his officials warned against "premature conclusions" and emphasized that there was no definite evidence linking the Cheonan disaster to North Korea.

We believe these are likely to be [pretty] definite figures of what is the deadliest disaster in the Mediterranean to date".

BP boss Bob Dudley said on Tuesday that the embattled oil giant had reached a "definite turning point" following last year's Gulf of Mexico disaster as he revealed a boost to third-quarter profits.

Cavallo et al. (2013) mentioned that the growth empirics do not provide a definite answer on the relationship between natural disasters and economic growth.

There's little doubt today, at least based on OS X and Linux adoption figures that there is a very real and definite move away from Microsoft, accelerated by the disaster that is Vista.

Harnick: DVR It "Back in the Game" was surprisingly entertaining, but there's definite potential for it to veer off course and be a disaster.

But considering the scale of the disaster and with so little information available, we cannot give them a definite answer," says Piyoosh Rautela, a senior disaster management official.

It would have been an historic disaster if, 42 years after promising the Turks the possibility of entry, and ten months after giving a definite date for talks to begin, the Union had slammed the door in Turkey's face.