Sentence examples for disaster is expected from inspiring English sources

The final report from the presidential commission investigating the causes of BP's Gulf of Mexico disaster is expected to recommend today that the US oil industry adopt the North Sea approach to safety.

The recent Japanese disaster is expected to have killed more than 27,000 and caused up to $300 billion-worth of damage.Geologists in America fear that the lack of serious shaking in recent times has lulled those living in seismically active parts of the country into believing that their local building codes and disaster preparations are adequate.

"Did we really have to announce that we have pandas, too?" The news photo, which Dorrinson called "an unmitigated disaster," is expected to worsen the influx of illegal Americans because, he said, "in addition to pointing out that Canada has pandas, it is also reminding people that our Prime Minister is an unusually handsome man, especially for someone in government".

1 25.0 32.8 20.8 The recovery effort from a natural disaster is expected to be rapid.

32.0 19.6 VS The recovery effort from a natural disaster is expected to be rapid.

A final analysis of the disaster is expected in October, and sources involved in the investigation have indicated that the sophisticated ground-to-air missile launching system probably came from Russia and was fired by Russian forces or allied separatist fighters they trained.

Members of the independent investigative panel looking into the disaster are expected to return to Michoud this week after an initial visit last Saturday.

The projected increase in climate-related disasters is expected to be driven by more small and medium-scale events which attract the least humanitarian assistance.

Swiss Re, which assumes insurers' risks for disasters, is expected to sell some $2.6 billion in new shares to help pay for the purchase of the reinsurance unit of Lincoln National in Philadelphia.

It will be progressively scaled up but this is nowhere near what will be needed in a warmer world where weather-related disasters are expected to intensify and millions of people may be forced to permanently move because of sea level rises, disruptions to farming and intolerable heatwaves.

Around 1.5 million tonnes of debris washed into the ocean by the disasters are expected to reach North American shores.