Sentence examples for dual disaster from inspiring English sources

To many, Mr. Rangel's dual disaster that night left him in a predicament that seemed so grim that his unexpected absence from public view in the days after the election set off all sorts of speculation: Was Mr. Rangel planning to quit?

And, yet, among all athletes, she donates the most for earthquake relief in Wenchuan and Yushu China's dual disasters in 2008 and 2011.

And, yet, among all athletes, she donates the most for earthquake relief in Wenchuan and Yushu" — China's dual disasters in 2008 and 2011.

Related: Malaysia Airlines Is 'Technically Bankrupt' After the Dual Disasters of 2014.

In other words, these workers play a dual role: disaster survivors and support providers.

A study of Sinhalese, Tamil and Muslim students who had experienced trauma related to war and/or the 2004 tsunami in Sri Lanka demonstrated that despite the dual burden of war and disaster, daily stressors of material deprivation, abuse and interparental conflict convincingly mediated the relationship between trauma exposure and PTSD.

Dual emergency responses Two large-scale disasters – Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar and the Sichuan earthquake in China – have already posed major challenges to UNICEF and the children it serves in 2008.

As disaster strikes the menagerie, a dual narrative from the end of the previous century recalls their naked protests and saboteur activism with radical group Earth Forever! as friends of the forest, enemies of the people.

That's Problem #1 with Dodd/Corker: Dual missions ares a recipe for organizational disaster and an invitation for bureaucratic infighting.

The Japanese SAR satellite, ALOS-2 observed the Kathmandu area with dual polarization mode (HH and HV) and 10-m resolution, before the disaster on October 4, 2014, and February 21 , 2015 and after the disaster on May 2 , 2015

Women as frontline workers in disaster response need support to deal with the dual demands of managing household responsibilities and working as community volunteer or staff with other survivors.