Sentence examples for fair disaster from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a more accurate and complete knowledge can be obtained for fair disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and reconstruction strategy [ 3].

Late one night, Peggy Ashcroft and Peter O'Toole arrived on my doorstep demanding that I take over a production where John was asking the impossible and which was, in their view, set fair for disaster.

He calls the book, which was also released as a series of articles in Vanity Fair, "financial disaster travel journalism".

To be fair, this final disaster was hardly my fault.

The result would not be a disaster: a fair chunk of future surpluses would still be saved.

Mrs. Merkel and her team have had more than fair warning of the disaster to come, including a possible breakup of the euro.

Washington too often looks the other way as state governments rob low-income victims of their fair share of federal disaster aid.

Or at least of the gargantuan World's Fair itself, a financial disaster though it represented the beginning and the end of an era (if an era can be said to last two years).

But countries like the United States that are the biggest climate culprits are still failing to do their fair share to stop disaster.

I've had my fair share of romantic disasters.

"We have our fair share of natural disasters in Victoria and while we're doing very well at putting out fires, the next stage of the recovery can be difficult," Wells said.