Sentence examples for disaster warning from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, Robertson blasted Obama as an "absolute disaster," warning people of all party affiliations that action must be taken against him.
Proactive mitigation also includes creating disaster warning systems, infrastructure to facilitate rapid evacuation, and emergency shelters in advance of need.
The key applications in meeting the health needs in developing countries are respectively (1) Remote data collection; (2) Remote monitoring; (3) Diagnostic and treatment support; (4) Diseases and epidemic outbreak tracking; (5) Education and awareness; (6) Communication and training for healthcare workers and (7) Disaster warning.
Research the types of emergency disaster warning systems that a community may have in place, including requirements for installation, the infrastructure necessary, training required to manage and maintain the system, and costs.
In visits to Unesco's Jakarta office, where disaster warning systems and education piled upon already full plates, I often encountered a scrappy lot of staffers working on tsunami issues — a welcome antidote to the pencil-pushing image of U.N. bureaucrats we're often fed.
When Fitch plugged China's figures into its disaster warning system (the "macroprudential risk indicator"), the model suggested a 60% chance of a banking crisis by the middle of next year.China's frenzied loan-making has traditionally been matched by equally impressive deposit-taking.
He's summarized his findings beautifully in "Public Response to Disaster Warnings".
In the privacy of their cabs, they often regale passengers with more personal disaster warnings.
This has prompted predictions of a coming crash.Problems are real but such disaster warnings rest on a misdiagnosis.
Several cities including Chemnitz in the east, and Passau and Rosenheim in the south, issued disaster warnings.
Although individuals read widely different meanings into disaster warnings, the striking feature of this initial stage is the slowness to believe and the reluctance to act upon warnings.
