Sentence examples for disaster money from inspiring English sources

The disaster money is coming partly from reserve funds.

Mr. Cantor complained that in the past "there have been games played with disaster money".

He asked President Clinton to provide disaster money for the three counties.

Generally speaking, federal policy dictates that disaster money can be used only to rebuild what was destroyed.

One stipulation of receiving federal disaster money for uninsured damage caused by flooding is that the home or business owner is then required to buy flood insurance.

Ms. Owens, who was mayor from 1996 to 2000, was talking about decisions she had helped to make about which businesses would receive federal disaster money.

Still, as often happens with disasters, money poured in right after the crisis, but the rebuilding took longer than expected.

Earlier this year, Congress agreed to provide new disaster relief money for wildfires so that the Forest Service no longer had to siphon money from other accounts to pay for fire suppression.

But in the aftermath of the savings and loan disaster, the money comes a bit tainted.

A transparent record of donations could help an aid industry in which 30% of all disaster relief money is lost.

Even so, Mr. Perlman's Internet idea proved a financial disaster, losing money for both the Greater New York association and Premier.