Sentence examples for disaster change from inspiring English sources

Did the Rana Plaza factory disaster change your fashion buying habits?

The disaster changed that.

The Hillsborough disaster changed British football for ever.

Other health experts say that finding patterns will also have to take into account the way the disaster changed elements of life in the region.

Starting with the many archival news articles found on the Titanic Times Topics page, create a cause-and-effect matrix to illustrate how the Titanic disaster changed the world of maritime travel.

What has this disaster changed?

A natural disaster changes the value of land.

"The Hillsborough disaster changed the way in which major sporting events are policed, and many lessons have been learned as a result," South Yorkshire Police Chief Constable David Crompton said.

While this case study describes efforts especially pertinent to a low-income country responding to a natural disaster, change-management processes such as that outlined by the 5 × 5 Model are also relevant to mental health service planning in middle- and high-income countries.

But like natural disasters, change is inevitable.

Policy is full of statistics — mortality rates, spending per capita, cost of drugs, length of hospital stays — and full of hysterical predictions of what disasters change will bring.