Sentence examples for disaster wrought from inspiring English sources
They are helping to fill a void in the government's sometimes plodding response to the disaster wrought by Hurricane Sandy.
Yet the disaster wrought by Hurricane Mitch has led many experts who study hurricanes to reassess how they are classified.
Four years ago Spike Lee took his cameras to New Orleans to document the disaster wrought by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, as told by the people still dealing with its calamitous effects.
Lengthy description of the disaster wrought in East Pakistan when military dictator Gen. Yahya Khan refused to abide by legitimate election results & ordered his troops to crush what he termed the secessionist movement.
But in a giant, drafty airplane hangar at the San Bernardino Airport -- now housing roughly 1,300 refugees whose homes were burned down or are still in jeopardy -- is a view of the human calamity this disaster wrought.
Among villagers in Henan, awareness is just dawning of the medical disaster wrought by gross official negligence; in other countries, the afflicted people now might expect generous compensation and a thorough accounting of how it happened.
Opponents question just how committed the Brotherhood is to democracy given the civil rights disasters wrought by Islamic governments in Iran, Sudan and Afghanistan under the Taliban.
He was seen as a guardian of the dead, a crucial role given the disasters wrought by plague in the region.
The "colonisation" theme of space expansion is also problematic since it signifies a potential re-emergence of the social injustices and environmental disasters wrought by past colonial ventures.
Looking at the natural disasters wrought upon Pharaoh's kingdom in the narrative leading up to the Israelite exodus from Egypt provides a surprising parallel to the present debates about global warming.
Remember for a moment the disasters wrought by the Bush administration, from the invasion and conduct of the war in Iraq to the bungling of Hurricane Katrina relief to the heinous lack of oversight of the financial industry.
