Sentence examples for frequent calamities from inspiring English sources
In the ancient world, plague and pestilence were rather frequent calamities, and ordinary people were likely to have witnessed or heard vivid and scary reports about their terrible ravages (5 ).
'These along with the frequent natural calamities have pushed more people into greater vulnerability.
To keep it is to face and overcome a national trauma and to accept a small but real risk of another disaster.Japan's all too frequent experience of calamity suggests that such events are often followed by great change.
The Borana, on the other hand, are traditional cattle keepers and just recently diversified into camel rearing as a response to frequent droughts and other calamities (Kagunyu and Wanjohi 2014).
As temperature increases sea level rises and drastic weather becomes more frequent resulting in more calamities (2).
Widespread annual droughts, once a rare calamity, have become more frequent and are set to become the "new normal".
In the article, they posited that such droughts, "once a rare calamity, have become more frequent and are set to become the 'new normal'" if emissions of greenhouse gases are not curbed.
Calamities change things.
Other calamities proceed apace.
With frequent reference to the specious political arguments and dodgy intelligence wielded by Tony Blair in the run-up to the 2003 invasion, and to the calamity it produced, Britain's parliamentarians suggested Syria was too similar a case.
