Sentence examples for disaster to light from inspiring English sources

In August 2001, relatives and news reporters played similar roles in bringing a mining disaster to light after a tin mine in Guangxi Province flooded, killing 81 workers.

Edward P. Kohn, a historian, brings that forgotten natural disaster to light in "Hot Time in the Old Town: The Great Heat Wave of 1896 and the Making of Theodore Roosevelt" (Basic Books, $27.95).

"That's an important element here, that's an important realization that this disaster has brought to light".

Some, however, said they would have been happier to see the case go to trial, where the mistakes and decisions that led to the gulf disaster could be brought to light.

Rhee said the students were "very afraid" when they realized the potential dangers, which came to light during a disaster risk-mapping exercise.

From one disaster to another.

A disaster to end all disaster movies?

The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy brings to light the tenuous U.S. model of natural disaster management.

Following the December 2004 tsunami, his team helped a charity in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, advise local people how to rebuild their homes to withstand the next disaster, in light of the area's changed geography.

In fact, the board was wrestling with the idea of hiring a paid president, to take over some of the administrative burdens and also, in the light of the Hoving disasters, to act as a check on directorial hubris.

"Automatically detecting problems like a water leak or flood and shutting off the main water valve to the house to prevent a disaster, turning off lights automatically based on ambient lighting, time of day and room occupancy in order to save energy … Smart Homes adapt to the rhythm of the household, save money, and increase peace of mind," he said.