Sentence examples for existing disaster from inspiring English sources

"We must not compound the existing disaster by failing to prepare for the inevitable and very dangerous instability that will occur when the conflict ends," she said.

"We must not compound the existing disaster by failing to prepare for the inevitable — and very dangerous — instability that will occur when the conflict ends," she added.

Doctors and executives at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center are beginning to tailor existing disaster plans to better respond to bioterrorism, said Dr. Patrick J. Brennan, an infectious-disease specialist.

The roughly $1 billion package cobbles together about $360 million in FEMA aid that had never been earmarked for any projects, with nearly $700 million that city and state officials squeezed out of existing disaster recovery projects.

The institutions that we have created to respond to disasters are not up to the task of responding to climate change". In Bronen's view, Congress needed to rewrite existing disaster legislation to take account of climate change.

Various terms (i.e., hazard and risk analysis, safety planning and disaster) and the international project management standards are explored for the purposes of this paper and accurate existing disaster recovery frameworks and models are investigated.

We worked with those who were here, using our existing disaster-recovery and business-continuity plans when possible and improvising when necessary.

The present article suggests that there is a considerable level of uncertainty about existing natural disaster risk in Cambodia.

The company mostly relied on its hardware sales for its business so far, but with the C2 Backup and the existing C2 Disaster Recovery services, it now offers two subscription services with recurring revenue.

We also went one step further and asked hospitals to identify other major challenges that they have faced in their pandemic planning efforts that might not be adequately captured by existing national disaster planning guidelines.

As this community model of needs assessment and strategy planning by PHNs with technical support from a local university amidst an emergency situation is rare, both in the Fukushima context and scientific literature on disaster recovery, the understanding derived from this model is instrumental in alleviating existing post-disaster challenges in Japan and in future disaster occurrences.