Sentence examples for disaster constitutes from inspiring English sources
Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration indicates that the disaster constitutes a "1,000-year rainfall event," or one that is expected to occur only once a millennium.
Furthermore, the total economic impact of a disaster constitutes the valuation of its impact on the public goods (hospitals, infrastructure, etc)., private goods (houses, agricultural production, etc)., public health (mortality, morbidity, disability, etc)., and the environment (soil, water quality, etc).
The UNFCCC's Bali Action Plan and Cancun Agreements explicitly place disaster risk reduction (which along with disaster response and disaster recovery constitute "disaster risk management") in the context of the international commitment to enhanced action on adaptation.
Important as the events just described were for the papacy, the doctrinal developments of Pius's pontificate, which spring directly out of these political disasters, constitute its most significant contribution.
At the present time, however, when environmental and natural disasters constitute a serious threat to security, these arguments are more dubious.
But maybe this disaster will constitute a new beginning.
But his high profile in Hollywood ensured that this 55-year-old mogul's failure would be portrayed as epic a Heaven's Gate writ large, a disaster that constituted a spectacle unto itself.
Together with caesium-134, iodine-131, and strontium-90, caesium-137 was among the isotopes distributed by the Chernobyl disaster which constitute the greatest risk to health.
Assumption (iii) takes account of the high degree of uncertainty on actual demands in a post-disaster scenario, which constitutes a characteristic property of disaster relief logistics (cf. [8]).
Donald Trump, for example, regularly refers to it as "a disaster". Perhaps we just have different ideas of what constitutes a disaster.
