Sentence examples for disaster leading from inspiring English sources

A possible disaster, leading to embarrassment for all involved.

The much-lauded Jerusalem would be a disaster, leading to endless discussions about whether "builded" really is a word.

ANNE MINICH New York, April 5, 2012 To the Editor: Andrea Louise Campbell captures the specter facing us all: sudden medical disaster leading to bankruptcy.

Multiple lines of evidence suggest this is a recipe for disaster, leading to a scientific literature littered with long chains of irreproducible results.

The trade center tragedy has prolonged or exaggerated the sorrow even for families whose losses had slight connection to the disaster, leading some to yoke their pain to the nation's.

The bad news is that the number and proportion of Americans who lack health insurance continued to climb, from 44.8m (15.3%) to 47m (15.8%).Together, these numbers hardly represent the disaster leading Democrats say they do, but neither are they cause for unrestrained glee.

I really was praying and praying and praying, oh Lord, what happened?" What he decided, apparently, was that May 21 had been "an invisible judgment day," of the spiritual variety, rather than his original vision of earthquakes and other disasters leading to five months of hell on earth, culminating in a spectacular doomsday on Oct. 21 — something he had repeatedly guaranteed.

The United Nations declared the 1990s the first 'International Decade for Disaster Reduction' leading to the formation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) in 2000.

The US aviation lawyer Jerry Skinner, who won compensation from Libya for victims of the 1988 Lockerbie disaster, is leading the 3500-page claim.

Despite the obviously deteriorating situation and repeated warnings of impending disaster by leading humanitarian actors -- in particular Medecins Sans Frontieres, the World Food Programme and, UNICEF -- the crisis in the Lake Chad Basin is receiving very little attention.

Haiti's government has learned important lessons about responding to natural disasters, say leading charities in the country, but there is still concern about how the Caribbean nation will cope with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.