Sentence examples for for every disaster from inspiring English sources
These Communist despots have blamed Western forces for every disaster that their own policies have created.
Of course, it would be unfair to blame Hitchcock for every disaster he inspired, rather like holding Michelangelo responsible for every tacky David keyring that's sold outside the Uffizi.
Cass is 11 years old and is the female protagonist of the story; she is prepared for every disaster going from floods, to tornadoes and drives everyone crazy with her constant fretting about the next catastrophic calamity that could occur.
There is a very strong, and it seems to me growing, need in our culture to have someone to blame for every disaster in the countryside, from floods to animal diseases.
But don't panic, we've pulled together some great hacks that will have you covered for every disaster ranging from squished chips to a buggy tailgate site.
Specific social, economic, and cultural settings create a unique set of circumstances for every disaster, and the immediate causes of illness and death (such as blunt trauma, lacerations, crush injuries, suffocation, and drowning) vary according to the type of event (1 ).
When the Port Arthur shootings occurred in 1996 John Howard's response was instantaneous as it was for every natural disaster that occurred during his prime ministership.
Their "big idea" is to establish a new emergency response fund that would act like a bank in channeling help – wherever and whenever it is needed – to frontline agencies, without having to apply afresh for "credit" for every new disaster.
And they blame liberals for every single disaster that they create and their illiterate, hungry masses gobble up the sound-bytes fed to them like alphabet soup on Fox and conservative radio.
Subliminally that rhapsodic approach keeps the songs off balance and suspenseful, ready for every possibility of disaster or exaltation.
The New York Times is not responsible for covering every possible disaster before it happens.
