Sentence examples for impression of disaster from inspiring English sources
If the impression of disaster deepens, public support could swiftly "degrade", as NATO might put it.
'Heartbreaking' images Entering a room being used as a 'child-friendly space' – a safe place for displaced children to learn and play – Mr. Lake looked over a sea of expectant young people clutching drawings of their impressions of the disaster.
For those fortunate enough not to be anywhere near Sendai, Soma, or Ishinomaki, the first numbers left the impression of a catastrophe averted — a natural disaster that wasn't nearly as disastrous as it might have been.
It's hard to shake the impression of another unforeseen disaster, a return to quotidian muck, lurking around the corner.
Missy Elliott doing her best impression of Rihanna would be a disaster.
In 1939 he produced two evening dresses whose luxurious fabrics -- black silk net, lace and taffeta -- are shredded into strips that give the impression of ravishment, suggesting the impending disasters of war.
The move may well have made sense on public-health grounds, but in terms of public relations it was a disaster, furthering the impression of Bloomberg as an élitist and earning him the nickname "the nanny Mayor".
Despite the widely held impression that 'the government will be there', outside help and intervention typically does not have a large impact on the initial phases of disaster medical response.
What kind of disaster, exactly.
Long forgotten are the impressions of great environmental disasters, fish dying in running waters, the disappearance of predatory mammals and birds—scenarios such as these belong to bygone days.
