Sentence examples for experienced a catastrophe from inspiring English sources
Haiti, however, experienced a catastrophe.
Now, while they have still experienced a catastrophe, they can have photographic memories of their lost child to help them recover from it.
Even if children have not personally experienced a catastrophe, watching it on the news can traumatize them.
Research into the prevention and management of civil disasters suggests that critical errors in judgment often result from the so-called "normalcy bias," defined as the tendency of people who have never experienced a catastrophe to disregard ominous signs and behave as if nothing is wrong.
By Ian Parker When a wealthy country experiences a catastrophe that shocks its neighbors and brings the I.M.F. to its aid, what happens next?
And the question asked by any visitor was also being asked by Icelanders themselves: When a wealthy, First World country — publicly funded medicine, private jets, evenings of chamber music — experiences a catastrophe that shocks its neighbors and brings the International Monetary Fund to its aid, what happens next?
We experience a catastrophe -- World War II in "The English Patient," the Sri Lankan terror here -- in a fashion made more intense precisely because of the entrancing or disconcerting odd ambles that turn us so we don't see the slam approaching the back of the head.
This action would not only honor their professed commitment to a nuclear weapons-free world, but would save their nations from making enormous expenditures and from the possibility of experiencing a catastrophe of unparalleled magnitude.
Students with irregular menstrual cycles, current major medical and psychological problems, those receiving hormonal therapy and experiencing a catastrophe shortly before or during the study were excluded from the study.
I had experienced a major catastrophe, but not a single rumor had spread through the village, and in the end I remained unsullied.
When it comes to information governance, the NHS has experienced a few catastrophes.
