Sentence examples for disaster level from inspiring English sources

That's a disaster level, implying severe deflation in the debtor nations — or, more likely, a euro breakup.

According to Table 7, we analyzed the economic loss due to sea ice disaster in the Bohai Sea from 1951 to 2010 and determined the actual probability distribution of the sea ice disaster level (Table 9).

Based on the Sea Ice Grade Standard compiled by the State Oceanic Administration (2010) as shown in Table 6, we classified the disaster level into two states: high risk (including level I, II, III) and low risk (including level IV, V).

The Fukushima nuclear meltdown in Japan has actually released twice the amount of radiation originally reported, and it's currently ranked at the same disaster level as Chernobyl.

In places sound quality approached disaster levels; for the most part Cam'ron was keeping up with the recorded versions of the fantastically dense songs playing behind him, though you could barely tell.

Mr. Shanker said the problem of retaining and recruiting minority teachers was already at "disaster levels". "At a time when about one out of every three students in America will be black or Hispanic, we will approach a time when there will be practically no minority teachers in the country," he said.

The shares are currently in the process of consolidating into this intermediate-term trendline, as the equity gathers strength to make a run at its pre-Gulf disaster levels.

"The fundamental, overwhelming fact is that Negro unemployment... has continued at disaster levels for 35 years," Moynihan wrote, continuing: "The effect of recession unemployment on divorces further illustrates the economic roots of the problem".

The catastrophe level disaster in the gulf is a symptom.

"We expect to have problems along the way, but we will at least try to get the population back up to the pre-disaster level of 163,000".

Even if it held true, it would be months before production reached its already depressed pre-disaster level, he said, adding: "This is a frustrating outlook". Ministry officials said the March decline in the country's index of output at factories and mines was the greatest since record-keeping began in 1953.