Sentence examples for disaster appears from inspiring English sources

The word "disaster" appears in more than one.

The narrator's frustration at the world's deafness to this disaster appears to reflect John Le Carre's own.

Unless southern Africa can find higher-valued land uses than the present subsistence agriculture and marginal livestock husbandry, disaster appears inevitable.

At home, the pace of reconstruction after last year's destructive earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster appears to have slowed, with private consumption declining at the largest rate since early 2011.

While it is estimated that the cyclone may have killed 130,000 people, the number of lives lost specifically because of the junta's slow response to the disaster appears to have been smaller than expected.

Seen now, in the period of rock's long decline, the 1984 "Spinal Tap," in which the band's American tour slides into disaster, appears as a tragicomic epitaph for an art form that succumbed to its own unfulfillable ambitions.

Europe has previously managed to cobble together something when disaster appeared to loom, and perhaps it could do so again.

Scenes of disaster appeared before my eyes, but in all honesty, I felt the scale of destruction was rather small.

The capsized ship disaster appeared to be the largest of its kind in terms of loss of life this year.

Two minutes later, disaster appeared to strike again when Thomas Vermaelen was adjudged to have handled Di Natale's corner and Olegario Benquerenca pointed to the spot.

American help for Japan after last year's nuclear disaster appeared to help, as did help for Indonesia after the tsunami of 2004.