Sentence examples for disaster driving from inspiring English sources

That would be a disaster, driving many doctors to stop accepting Medicare patients.

Already Japan's fuel imports have surged since the Fukushima disaster, driving the country's trade deficit to record highs.

The coalition's austerity plans have been a minor disaster, driving the economy back into recession over this year and hampering recovery.

And – more to the point – if you're hoping to rectify the ensuing disaster by driving to your nearest hardware store for more supplies, you're likely to be in a whole lot of trouble.

As the story of Kamaishi's breakwater suggests, the kind of cozy ties between government and industry that contributed to the Fukushima nuclear disaster are driving much of the reconstruction and the fight for a share of the $120 billion budget expected to be approved in a few weeks.

Probably disaster, because driving a race car is nothing like driving a car made for the street.

In the face of needed transformation of disaster policy towards more pro-active investments in prevention and preparedness, we discuss the factors contributing to or driving disaster policy change.

Trump's comments this week were not the first time he has exaggerated migrant crime in Germany; in 2016 he said that "massive immigration" had been a "disaster" for Germany, driving crime rates to "levels that no one thought they would ever, ever see".

More than anything this means a change in emphasis from managing disasters to managing the risks that are driving those disasters.

He says that disaster losses have doubled or tripled in each of the last four decades, and that the complexity of disaster response is also driving growth in the field.

That would be disaster as driving is energy sapping.