Sentence examples for disaster threatened from inspiring English sources

Disaster threatened on the final leg of the journey as their car skidded off the road in a fog.

The Sanriku region was portrayed as the nation's heartland, a place where tradition remained intact, and the disaster threatened that preserve.

Ironically then, the lingering Fukushima nuclear crisis, triggered by that disaster, threatened to trip up Tokyo's bid at the final hurdle.

But disaster threatened my personal lodestone last summer, when rampaging wildfires encroached on Mesa Verde and its extraordinary concentration of cliff dwellings.

Considering the number of farming households threatened, as well as the economic development level in the geological disaster threatened area, we selected three and two townships (with 11, 5, 5, 8, and 8 villages), respectively, from Wanzhou and Fengjie.

At this point, however, disaster threatened as many of Vitalius' troopers broke formation and headed towards the enemy camp, intending to loot it.

MALI is one of those African countries that few outsiders take much notice of until a disaster threatens, especially one that may have bloody repercussions beyond its borders.

Now Thelma and others of her species are being monitored closely by worried scientists as another major oil disaster threatens their habitat.

If we were to stick to this approach, it would be a recipe for disaster, threatening the ability of our children's children to feed themselves.

The latest disaster threatens birds, fish, shellfish and the livelihoods of at least 5,000 families, banned from harvesting fish or shellfish along Galicia's northern coast.

To them, disaster threatens in the form of unrest, once the masses realise how fully impoverished they have been by the great wealth-divide orchestrated by said town house-dwellers.