Sentence examples for disastrous events from inspiring English sources

The inhabitants of the early modern world had no single explanation of disastrous events.

The Japanese rely on the same aphorisms to cover much more disastrous events.

But disastrous events often demand hard questions and unearth new perspectives.

Currently, the government does not have a strategic program planning capability for these potentially disastrous events.

From prisoners of war to members of Congress, Americans joked about serious subjects, meeting disastrous events with goofy gags.

Yet the panel places no fault on Mr. Rumsfeld for the cascade of disastrous events that followed.

The parameters of this distribution are found by a fit to the historical extremes and the probabilities of potentially disastrous events are then calculated.

Viewing the show, I had a sense of it as an instant time capsule, of a summary statement overtaken by disastrous events.

Toward the end of his book, he boldly describes the Iraq war — one of the most disastrous events of recent decades — as a great American triumph.

We did not realise until after the match the extent of the disastrous events taking place in stadium and in certain areas of Paris.

Despite thoughtful managers and robust planning processes, even the best run companies are frequently caught unaware by disastrous events—events that should have been anticipated and prepared for.