Sentence examples for disaster cycle from inspiring English sources
In "The Andromeda Strain" (1971), the virus entry in the '70s disaster cycle, the culprit is an alien bug that remains largely confined to a New Mexico town.
So far, Lincoln Laboratory has had little involvement in developing technology for the recovery phase of disaster management, which can be the longest and most costly stretch of the disaster cycle.
In dealing with these increased levels of risk, the entire disaster cycle must be considered, from pre-disaster risk mitigation to emergency response, followed by insurance and compensation, and rebuilding (and then by another potential disaster).
Some, termed "cycles," are short-lived (e.g., the disaster cycle of the 1970s, which included Earthquake [1974] and The Towering Inferno [1974]), but even lasting genres go through phases of popularity.
Immediately, there were thousands of tweets in response saying, "The Red Cross is drunk". Wendy Harman, director of Red Cross information management and situational awareness in disaster cycle services, says that what happened next was a product of being prepared for social media mistakes and trusting that a little humor would help.
Cornerstone of Cultural Competency During the Disaster Cycle.
Managed retreat through buyouts can help people escape disaster cycles, but it can also break up neighborhoods and perpetuate problems if it's not done with social justice in mind.
Facebook is running a matching campaign on its own platform, pledging to contribute up to $1 million to benefit the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, an organization that optimizes donations to benefit "the full arc of the disaster cycle-preparedness, response and long-term recovery".
"They wanted to showcase Nepal as it's still a big priority for them and hard to motivate people after these disaster cycles," he says.
Families fear that after April's disaster the cycle of poverty in the region will be intensified.
