Sentence examples for disasters come from inspiring English sources

In Haiti the disasters come every day.

Sept. 11 aside, anniversaries of disasters come and go with barely a nod.

Civil wars and natural disasters come to an end and countries need rebuilding.

Disasters come in many forms, including flood, fire and hard-drive failure, but you have many options for keeping files backed up locally.

Wireless emergency alerts — issued for extreme weather like hurricanes, tornadoes or flash floods; Amber Alerts; or alerts from the president about catastrophic disasters — come as text messages that feature a special tone and vibration.

"We have thought for too long that natural disasters come and go, that they are just an interruption to development, and that they can be dealt with after they strike," commented Vinod Thomas, the director general of the Independent Evaluation department, which evaluates the policies and strategies of the A.D.B and compiled the report.

Animals sense disasters coming and start to act strange".

A senior diplomat says the Poles' biggest historical disasters came from overestimating their power.

The disasters, or perceived disasters, came thick and fast, surprisingly often in the form of song.

The disasters came in an otherwise benign year for Lloyd's, whose underwriting syndicates protect against risks including earthquakes.

Like Dubai's default five months later the twin disasters came as a shock.