Sentence examples for disaster is evident from inspiring English sources
The potential for disaster is evident.
In a late-October speech in Indianapolis, Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns said that, in the face of higher energy prices and natural disasters, "our farmers' resiliency is evident": Agricultural exports are at a record $68 billion; farm equity has swelled to $1.6 trillion, another record; and farmers' debt-to-assets ratio is at a 45-year low.
The United States needs to focus more on natural disaster preparedness plans, because it is evident that such plans were able to save lives in the tsunami that devastated Japan.
Notwithstanding the wide variety of definitions of the term disaster (Westgate and O'Keefe, 1976), it is evident that in areas such as Mexico and Central America (M&CA), high levels of risk are controlled by the combination of hazards and vulnerability.
In various disasters in India the higher mortality of women is evident.
His guilt about her disaster and the difficulty of taking care of her is evident in "Millennium Approaches," the first part of "Angels in America".
It is evident that so far "hands free" have only led to disasters; if we want to succeed, it is time to have more Europe, not less.
Some progress is evident.
My superiority is evident".
