Sentence examples for humanitarian cost from inspiring English sources
Landslides and other geological disasters occur frequently and often cause high financial and humanitarian cost.
The low likelihood of military success would surely come at great humanitarian cost.
If Congo falls apart again, the humanitarian cost would be enormous.The United States and the European Union have sent senior diplomats to the region.
The greatest lesson I took from Chile is the humanitarian cost that nations and people pay when the lack of democratic consensus leads to dangerous authoritarian governments.
Michael Winterbottom's Welcome To Sarajevo (1997) dramatised the humanitarian cost of the notorious siege, from the point of view of excitable journalists who allow themselves to get involved.
They claim early interventions reduce humanitarian costs by as much as 30percentt.
But aside from the humanitarian costs of that, they are right next door to our vital ally, Republic of Korea".
Around 4 20 P.M., he warmly greeted Gil Loescher and Arthur Helton, two American researchers who had arrived in Iraq that morning to examine the humanitarian costs of the war.
"If we stick with sanctions, it's going to be a long ugly haul with lots of humanitarian costs," DeThomas said.
Carl Conetta, its director, who made the first attempt in January to calculate the intervention's humanitarian costs, argued that the million IDPs outside camps were at severe risk.
