Sentence examples for disaster having from inspiring English sources

He, like the others, became a participant in historic disaster, having been a student of it.

And I must therefore take some responsibility for this most recent Ashes disaster, having noted last week how much I missed the '90s.

Our pre-season programme has also been something of a disaster, having been beaten 2-0 bothoth Barnet and Leyton Orient, and losing key player Aaron Morris and new signing Lee Martin to long-term injuries.

Even if there weren't, we know that overtime costs for the police who help with the marathon alone (never mind the sanitation workers) average about three million dollars every year, even without a disaster having led to long working hours for law enforcement in the week leading up to the race.

TOKYO — Tokyo Electric Power posted an annual loss of almost $10 billion Monday, with compensation claims for the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster having brought it to the brink of bankruptcy and fuel costs soaring after it idled all its atomic plants.

The researchers list Armaggedonish events civil wars, global warming, currency crises and so on and rank them in terms of ensuing economic mayhem.A full-blown financial crisis is the most destructive man-made disaster; having roughly the same impact on incomes as a 90th-percentile tropical cyclone coupled with a broad-based increase in taxation (a taxnado, perhaps).

That disaster has happened.

By noon, disaster had struck.

Now the disaster had passed.

"But disaster has not happened.

Disaster had become opportunity.