Sentence examples for disaster hailed from inspiring English sources

Protesters who helped make the global trade summit a disaster hailed their triumph with a pep rally, where one street leader proclaimed that Seattle meant "no more business as usual" for trade ministers.

The national disaster agency Basarnas hailed him "a humanitarian hero.

Thirteen years later, Concorde made its first flight and, while it proved to be a commercial disaster, is still hailed as a triumphant application of Anglo-French science.

Already your company's role in promoting democratic revolutions and responding to natural disasters has been hailed as heroic, while during the same, short time period, NGOs have vilified you for complying with government orders to filter content and share user data.

However, Trump has long called the update that environmentalists hailed a "disaster". He signed an executive order shortly into his term, urging the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to dismantle the rule.

In the immediate aftermath of the disaster, the foreign media, including the BBC, hailed the men as the "Fukushima 50".

The crew of the next space shuttle flight will probably be hailed as heroes staring potential disaster in the eye without blinking.

A microblog post by local officials in Gansu Province that hailed the swift official response to the disaster was hooted down by critics and was subsequently withdrawn.

The Netherlands took the lead in the investigation of the disaster, in which 298 passengers and crew, two-thirds of whom hailed from the Netherlands, had perished.

The Washington Post hailed the company: "Johnson & Johnson has effectively demonstrated how a major business ought to handle a disaster".

DaimlerChrysler, the $150 billion company hailed two years ago as a new paradigm for a global car company, threatens to become a synonym for corporate disaster.