Sentence examples similar to disaster maintenance from inspiring English sources

As last year was drawing to a close, Goldman Sachs analyst Daryn Miller was predicting that this year would be another disaster for health maintenance organizations.

To minimize disruption to the supply chain and ensure its continuity, post-disaster supply chain maintenance and management should be enhanced through a flexible blend of government facilitations and market-driven inputs (Chang et al. 2010).

Since such local workers play a vital role in the relief and reconstruction of disaster-affected areas, the maintenance of their mental health following a large-scale disaster is a critical issue.

WIRE WHEELS While wire wheels are attractive, they need regular maintenance or disaster is inevitable.

Former United States Senator George J. Mitchell, who now oversees the fund, said $240 million would be paid in direct financial assistance to families, $80 million would go for long-term services like mental health treatment, and $25 million would be spent on immediate disaster relief, like the maintenance of support centers.

If we do spend it, we will have nothing behind us for ­essential car maintenance, household disasters, or, more importantly, to help our children if they fall on hard times.

The transportation industry is associated with high maintenance costs, disasters, accidents, injuries and loss of life.

And as president of the American Red Cross from 1999 to 2001, she struggled to coordinate its complex, often contradictory missions of humanitarian disaster relief and the businesslike maintenance of blood supplies.

The oil workers' union blamed poor maintenance for the disaster, which came six weeks before a presidential election in which Hugo Chávez is seeking a third term.

Moreover, community participation and control are essential for successful implementation, orientation, and maintenance of any disaster risk reduction project (Habiba and Shaw 2012).

Now refinery capacity utili­zation regularly tops 90%, and anything that in­volves downtime from routine maintenance to nat­ural disasters–has become a market-moving event.