Sentence examples for disaster grows from inspiring English sources

As the disaster grows and pressure from the outside world intensifies, the junta faces a dilemma.

As the cacophony of disaster grows ever louder in contemporary culture, Strout has written an excellent novel about enduring the banalities of ordinary life — the challenge, as one of the characters wryly puts it, of eating the elephant one bite at a time.

Meanwhile, the ongoing BP oil disaster grows increasingly dire with each passing day.

Without this kind of pre-emptive action, disaster grows, swells to unmanageable levels and wildlife and human life is severely threatened.

As the devastation from BP's oil rig disaster grows, today the American Association for Justice released a new report detailing how corporations have evaded environmental laws for decades, only to later be held accountable and responsible for clean-up through the civil justice system.

Food aid is vital in the midst of the current disaster; growing more food in Africa, particularly, is vital for next year and beyond.

A court that proactively sought to know the role played by dams in a natural disaster grew focused on the fortunes of six specific dams.

A10 Death Toll Rises in Senegal The number of people presumed dead in Senegal's ferry disaster grew by nearly 250, with the government now saying 1,034 people were on board.

In practice, such co-operation is likely to prove impossible, leaving Tamils in Tiger areas like disaffected Acehnese feeling even more disregarded by the central government.As the grim statistics of the disaster grew grimmer with each passing day, any optimism grew harder to sustain.

The violent death and the destructive fire that cap this potboiler of a story apparently grew out of local Adirondack gossip that Mr. Banks once heard, while the references to one character's fate in the Spanish Civil War and another's in the Hindenburg disaster grew out of his historical research into the period.

Nasal swabs from three patients that were treated for acute sinusitis at the University of Mainz Medical Center (Germany) following the tsunami disaster grew Plesiomonas shigelloides, Enteroccoci and P. mirabilis.