Sentence examples for disaster consequences from inspiring English sources

The share of capital and population installed in flood-prone area can be increasing with growth, making disaster consequences (when a disaster occurs) grow more rapidly than wealth.

Natural disaster consequences can be unpredictable.

Cover-up of disaster consequences is not unusual in general.

312 male clean-up workers, who participated in elimination of the Chernobyl disaster consequences in 1986-87, were observed and examined in Moscow Research Institute of Psychiatry.

The evidence base contributed by this study indicates that interventions should generally focus on assisting individuals, rather than targeting specific groups; disaster consequences can easily overwhelm sociodemographic boundaries, and people have deeply personal expressions of resilient well-being.

While the wildlife has recovered in the decades since, some of the disaster's consequences are felt even now.

What we do know is that we now face a huge disaster whose consequences might have been minimized with swifter action.

If information from the Ethiopian Airlines crash suggests the software might have been a factor in the disaster, the consequences for Boeing could be severe.

Whether we lose a loved one, face sudden unemployment, or find ourselves caught in a natural disaster, the consequences of adversity can be dire, including increased stress, depression, and anxiety, and poorer physical health.

There will be changing needs as the disaster's consequences unfold and not forgetting about these needs as time goes on is a vital part of being an effective donor.

UPDATE, 5/9, 11 45 p.m.: Former Vice President Al Gore made some carefully nuanced comments about tropical storms, Cyclone Nargis, and global warming in an interview with Terry Gross on National Public Radio the other day, and conservatives went on the warpath over statements supposedly calling the Myanmar disaster a "consequence" of global warming.