Sentence examples for disaster becoming from inspiring English sources

The dire times call for government action to stop a financial disaster becoming a major economic slump.

Last night in Jakarta there was talk of the disaster becoming Indonesia's Pompeii, the Roman town that was partially buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

With the scale of the disaster becoming ever more apparent, the United Nations announced that it would provide a grant of $7 million from an emergency response fund "to help meet the most urgent humanitarian requirements".

This is a human disaster becoming a human catastrophe.

Triage should be designed so that the simplest treatment is available at the center of a disaster, becoming more diverse as victims are shipped away.

"With these events, the world has a historic opportunity to adopt a new set of sustainable development goals and to put the world on track for long-term, low-carbon, climate-resilient growth," Ban said, noting that climate change impacts were accelerating and weather-related disasters becoming more frequent.

Readiness is how to help protect the public from not taking the self protective actions that can keep immediate disaster from becoming sustained catastrophe.

At that time energy trading, particularly over the internet, looked promising; it then became a disaster, before becoming promising once again.

The Bank of Japan acted promptly, providing liquidity to prevent a natural disaster from becoming a financial one.In this section Where will it end?

Harm in this instance is a policy that has no meaning other than trying to prevent a policy disaster from becoming worse.

But another disaster is becoming apparent: a psychological crisis of doubt and depression that could prove more destabilising than anything that came before.