Sentence examples for disaster linger from inspiring English sources

The remnants of financial disaster linger.

But the issue of the flight's brush with disaster lingered.

The destructive force of last year's disaster lingers a year later.

For many children, the emotional scars of the disaster can linger on long after the initial shock of the tragedy has passed.

And for many who worked there, the thought of a disaster still lingered.

More than two months after the disaster, any lingering impact on industries outside Japan from shortages of crucial supplies is limited.

Preoccupied with this looming disaster and lingering economic uncertainty, Californians are in no mood to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Proposition 13, the citizens' initiative limiting property-tax increases that was approved in June 1978.

As many of his players fled the Yankees' clubhouse after Friday's disaster, Torre lingered in his office and identified a silver lining: Thank goodness, Torre said, that the Yankees had an afternoon game in about 13 hours, so that they could immediately go about the business of pushing Anaheim's staggering comeback into their past.

As the 20th anniversary passed, campaigners including the Hillsborough Family Support Group continued to press for the release of the full facts about the disaster, amid lingering suspicion that some details had been withheld.

A report released on 9 January 2012 about the disaster's lingering after-effects notes that more than 500,000 people are still living in displacement sites in quake-affected areas.

Russia has a history of whitewashing potentially embarrassing national disasters, a lingering legacy of the Soviet era.