Sentence examples for disaster onset from inspiring English sources

Nearly 8 weeks after the Tsunami disaster ONSET was made available for survivors, relatives of victims and people who felt emotionally distressed by the media coverage and eyewitness reports of what happened [ 29].

This August, we celebrate the centennial of that greatest Western disaster, the onset of the Great War.

Climate change will increase the unpredictability, magnitude, and frequency of both slow and rapid onset disaster events.

We start by highlighting the key role of the insurance industry in incentivizing and assessing disaster and slow onset resilience enhancement strategies.

"The political consequences of sitting on your hands and doing nothing aren't necessarily as apparent as they could be with a rapid onset disaster that's broadcast on the news every night.

Together they saved us and the world from financial disaster and the onset of another Great Depression.

While a few questions (n = 2) specifically addressed a certain type or phase of emergency (i.e. Are conditional cash transfers feasible in sudden onset disaster (SOD) to improve coverage and utilisation of free services?

Fourth, with all the noise and media flare of the 'rapid and sudden onset disaster', how do we make room for recognizing, understanding, and addressing 'slow emergencies' and what do slow emergencies mean for understanding hazard and disaster in the Anthropocene?

The drought-related famine in Ethiopia in 1984 resulted in an unprecedented flurry of international donations and activism after photos of starving, big-eyed children appeared in the media, inspiring the founding of Bob Geldof's Band Aid and the anthem "Do They Know It's Christmas?" "A big, heavy 'sudden onset' disaster is really bad news in the short term, but recovery is often quick.

Furthermore, this research identifies several examples where groups and organizations collected these data during a sudden onset disaster, and established parallel health information systems de novo.

The Mozambique flood emergency was a classic example of a sudden onset disaster; UNICEF's positive response should be considered a model.