Sentence examples for escape catastrophe from inspiring English sources

She is repeatedly rescued, but always by men or by chance – she never escape catastrophe thanks to her own ingenuity.

Evidence has not emerged that any lack of network maintenance caused the towers to blow over or the lights to go out, and South Australia was certainly lucky to escape catastrophe.

Dawa Steven says that perhaps the most effective way for a trekker to escape catastrophe is to prepare adequately beforehand.

No one was hurt in the two incidents, but they intensified the sense among many Israelis that they are escaping catastrophe by the narrowest of margins.

And all those violent things I saw happened to other people, not to me, and there's a certain exhilaration in escaping catastrophe".

So a government that can persuade others to cut their greenhouse-gas emissions without doing so itself gets the best of both worlds: it avoids all the expense and self-denial involved, and yet still escapes catastrophe.

However, some cells escape mitotic catastrophe, polyploidize and attempt to undergo genome reduction and de-polyploidization in order to create new, viable para-diploid tumour cell sub-clones.

Since Monday, he has not discussed his escape from catastrophe when Joseba Beloki, the Spaniard in second place in the Tour, crashed just ahead of him and broke his right thigh, elbow and wrist.

It's an account of the four years that Mr. Stockman spent exerting himself conscientiously as director of the Office of Management and Budget for an Administration led by a man who by the author's own admission is "the most impressive and compelling head of state since Roosevelt". So why does this book have the tone of an escape from catastrophe?

Larger households were more likely to escape financial catastrophe than smaller households.

"There were very few who returned from America who escaped the catastrophe," he said.