A natural disaster, for example, is a buying opportunity - within days of the 2004 tsunami, for example, some global funds were exploring buying opportunities in Sri Lankan construction.
Consequently, nonprofits with prominent brand names attract the most donations; after a disaster, for example, the American Red Cross always garners more money than other nonprofits working on disaster relief.
That has a bad side: a single generation starved of knowledge, thanks to some global disaster, for example, would be cast back to the Stone Age.
If the fight is canceled because of a natural disaster, for example, Pacquiao will still make $22 million, whereas Mayweather would stand to lose much of his total earnings.
After all, Letterman's shtick did not always play well — his attempt at hosting the Academy Awards ended in disaster, for example.
"Beautiful Disaster," for example, is about a good girl with a dark past who encounters a bad boy with tattoos when she goes to college.
But while the media reaction was predictably fierce – "Brown toast", "hypocrite", and "day of disaster", for example – the prime minister may well be heartened that the public's response was not entirely negative.
An American employee at United Nations headquarters wondered what would happen in the case of a catastrophe for which the American government was compensating victims of property loss from a natural disaster, for example.
By the 1970s Pruitt-Igoe was in such disrepair that it was torn down, the demolition was televised, and a myth was born: public housing was a disaster, an example of government overreaching.
In Battery Park City near the World Trade Center disaster, for example, which has 6,900 apartments, largely market rate, some landlords have begun to offer rent reductions and a limited opportunity to break leases with minimal or no penalty to tenants concerned about whether they should continue to occupy their apartments.
