Sentence examples for found that disasters from inspiring English sources

For almost three decades now, health care experts have been studying the psychological effects of natural disasters and have found that disasters as varied as the 1994 earthquake in Northridge, Calif., and Hurricanes Katrina (2005), Andrew (1992) and Hugo (1989) left significant, disabling and lasting psychological scars in their wake.

Bettison said he had always believed what the Taylor report found, that "the disaster was caused, mainly, through a lack of police control".

We found that disaster prevention policies, whether they are based on EM-DAT or DesInventar disaster type, encourage an increase in urbanization especially when they are only based on structural mitigation measures.

Similarly, in their study on the effect of armed conflict on vulnerability to natural hazards, Marktanner et al. (2015) found that disaster deaths in conflict zones are on average 40%% higher than in zones not currently suffering from armed conflict.

We found that disaster intensity in terms of fatalities and homelessness, and economic characteristics such as openness to trade and a government's consumption share of purchasing power parity (PPP), are the significant risk factors that randomly vary for different countries/regions.

In agreement with many studies of natural disasters, we found that disaster exposure and peritraumatic reactions were among the strongest predictors of posttraumatic stress [ 3, 32- 35].

We found that disaster intrusions and avoidance reactions and symptoms of hostility were important factors to predict post-disaster MHS utilization.

Yezer and Rubin (1987) find that disasters affect local economies negatively and such effects become insignificant when the whole economy is considered.

Originally appeared in OnEarth Magazine.

Unfortunately, a recent government report finds that disaster planning at most nursing homes is sorely lacking.

Skidmore and Toya have found that geological disasters don't seem to have the same effects on growth rates as climatic disasters.