Sentence examples for disaster received from inspiring English sources
The disaster received media attention, with cameras aimed at the small graves in the rocky cemeteries.
The authors point out that some workers after the 1986 Chernobyl disaster received donated bone marrow transplants, and two Japanese nuclear workers got donated stem cell transplants after a 1999 accident.
President William Howard Taft, whose friend and military aide Archibald Butt was among the victims of the disaster, received a personal copy of the film.
The slogan of this movie, "30 years has passed it's time to tell their story" is most definitely fitting, considering the lack of attention this disaster received.
The disaster received nationwide coverage in the days following, sharing headlines with Charles Lindbergh's trans-Atlantic crossing, though Lindbergh's crossing received much more attention, and eliciting a national outpouring of grief.
Although the amount of radionuclides released was just one-sixth of that from the Chernobyl accident (Taira et al. 2013), people in areas affected by the disaster received annual effective doses up to 5 mSv, which was equivalent to the standard that was fixed 5 years after the Chernobyl accident for recommended relocation (Nuclear Energy Agency 2002; Taira et al. 2013; WHO 2013).
The quality of help that victims of a disaster receive cannot be determined by their location, or their incomes.
The United Nations relief agency has elicited a strong response so far to an emergency financing appeal for overcoming the Philippines typhoon disaster, receiving nearly half the amount requested in the week since the effort was begun, a humanitarian aid database reported in an update on Wednesday.
Mariana Elder, Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen's chamber tuner about the lingering legacy of a West Virginia mining disaster receives an impressive West Coast premiere.
The 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster have received the freedom of the city of Liverpool in an emotional ceremony.
But according to Syed Sultan Uddin Ahmed of the Bangladesh Institute of Labor Studies, a labor advocacy organization, none of the 4,000 families affected by the disaster have received the full payments promised by the government or association.
