Sentence examples for disaster responded from inspiring English sources
Brandon Knight, the Piston who, in a moment of panic, chose to jump and contest the impending disaster, responded in the only way he could: with humor.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Brandon Knight, the Piston who, in a moment of panic, chose to jump and contest the impending disaster, responded in the only way he could: with humor.
The best and brightest executives from Goldman Sachs, and other Gordon Geckos of Wall Street who caused the world financial disaster, responded by paying themselves billions of dollars in bonuses and hundreds of millions on lobbyists to fight against the new agency and other reforms that would protect future borrowers from abuse.
He won high marks for his handling of the disaster, responding quickly and keeping the public and his 1 million Twitter followers well informed.
Children's experiences are crucial for promoting resilience in all stages: preparing for disasters, responding, and recovering.
The series is divided into three groups: prints of wartime "disasters" responding to the Napoleonic invasion of Spain; a record of the famine in Madrid of 1811-12, in which more than 20,000 people died; and a final 'chapter' of so-called allegorical caprichos lampooning the repressive government of Ferdinand VII, who returned to Spain as king in 1814.
Asked about the disaster, Mr. Perry responded that more government intervention and increased spending on safety inspections would not have prevented what has become one of the nation's worst industrial accidents in decades.
When Sir David Frost, interviewing the prime minister for al-Jazeera TV, suggested that western intervention in Iraq had "so far been pretty much of a disaster", Mr Blair responded: "It has.
The Emae Disaster Chairman responded when asked about evacuation centers: "We don't have an evacuation center.
The company has largely avoided a Thomas Cook-style PR disaster by responding quickly to the issue – saying sorry and pledging to pay.
Certainly not; there was not yet a disaster to respond to.
