Sentence examples for facing disasters from inspiring English sources

Females can have a harder time when facing disasters, especially in the recovery period, due to dependency on certain employment sectors (service industry such as hotel maids), lower wages, and family care responsibilities.

Yet, although Proudley's (2008) study was published nearly 10 years ago, other researchers and practitioners have continued to overlook her work and the importance of family dynamics when facing disasters.

The outbreak or continued spread of infectious diseases affected all countries facing disasters, both natural and human-made.

If Curiosity had failed, Nasa would now be facing disaster.

Daley's fifth dive was his worst of the competition and left him briefly facing disaster.

In the early 1990s, Hawaii's papaya industry was facing disaster because of the deadly papaya ringspot virus.

C3 Business Digest C1 FASHION B11 EDITORIAL A24-25 Editorials: Undermining environmental law; a nation facing disaster; keep the trains running.

He could hardly leave his post for a nationally televised moment in the political spotlight when parts of Louisiana could be underwater and residents facing disaster.

The update of the original Bafta-winning BBC show, which began as Yes, Minister and ran from 1980 to 1988, finds Hacker heading a Coalition government which is facing disaster.

By the late 1870s, tribes of Plains Indians the Cree, the Blackfoot (the Blood, or Kainah, and Peigan bands), and the Saulteaux were facing disaster.

The world economy was in a tailspin and facing disaster to match the 1930s, but Brown had a plan which he had compared to the Bretton Woods agreement that shaped the world's postwar economic infrastructure.