Sentence examples for foreseeable disaster from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit asserted that the hospital and its parent, Tenet Healthcare, had failed to prepare for and respond sufficiently to a foreseeable disaster.

Richard Bamber, COO, Bulldog Supporters Group, Colorado Rapids: Last weekend against Salt Lake was a foreseeable disaster & we expect absolutely nothing at home against Seattle on Saturday.

Today, we are flooded with accurate information — letting us confidently judge the failures and iniquities of political leaders, for instance — and we naturally feel that such clarity must influence events, but it only amplifies our dismay as the world careers from one readily foreseeable disaster to another.

With both parties having spent much of the past week staggering from one foreseeable disaster to the next, the first live TV leaders' debate – technically more of a live Q&A with the possibility of a brush past near the toilets – was mostly an exercise in damage limitation.

Doctors faced these impossible choices because our creaking medical infrastructure leaves American hospitals, nursing homes and high-rises for the elderly vulnerable to even the most foreseeable disasters.

Rich or poor, the big challenge lies in overcoming social and political hurdles that still give priority to pressing daily problems over foreseeable disasters that may not occur for decades, scores of years, or longer.

Interpreting words used in a report like that of SFDRR can fuel different, even competing, perceptions and actions about what to do to prepare for foreseeable disasters.

But dealing with cars and cows is far from sufficient to make the deal acceptable policywise, much less to avoid the foreseeable political disaster if Obama makes Bush's NAFTA-style trade deal his own.

Prof Phil Scraton, of Queens University, Belfast, who substantially authored the report unanimously approved by the eight-person panel of experts, told the families at the cathedral that the disaster had been "foreseeable".

Coroner Alastair Hope said the disaster was "generally foreseeable" and he condemned the lack of systemic surveillance focused on the protection of life at sea. "I cannot accept that it would be beyond the capability of border protection command to put in place a surveillance capability that would be more effective than island residents coincidentally looking out to sea".

The recurring devastating earthquake that occurs in the Nankai Trough subduction zone between the Philippine Sea plate and the Eurasian plate has the potential to cause an extremely dangerous natural disaster in the foreseeable future.