Sentence examples for disaster described from inspiring English sources

On the Web site mounteverest.net, others wrote that "such arrogance for mountain conditions" is exactly what led to the 1996 Everest disaster described in the book "Into Thin Air".

Meanwhile a survivor of the disaster described what happened.

Margaret Aspinall, whose son James died in the disaster, described it as a "momentous" day.

Stephanie Conning, who survived the disaster, described her brother's 23-year-old girlfriend as "the sister I never had".

The "disaster" described by the patient may be only an unexpected experience that requires an intense existential implication for which this person does not feel prepared.

"Moreover, at such times there is no lack of people, at home and abroad, to foretell disaster". Describing the brief war with Argentina as a "great national struggle", Lady Thatcher said many British troops were today stationed in war zones where the issues were more complex and the outcome more problematic.

Such was the case with the Mexico, a bark that went down in 1837, another of the disasters described here.

The aerial disasters described draw attention not only to the technical limitations of drone warfare, but to larger conceptual flaws inherent in such operations.

The International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC), an entity charged with coordinating shelter relief after natural disasters, describes recovery as including --a process of 'shelterincluding --aaffected households wincluding --a materials, technical, financial and social assistance…".

What is "the mental health impact" of the Chernobyl disaster, as described in the report?

A few engineers who study tsunamis lived through the disaster and described the destruction around them.