Sentence examples for increased disaster from inspiring English sources

Thus, the analysis is helpful to develop a country-based strategy to strengthen different aspects of science and technology with implications for increased disaster risk reduction.

Although a lack of language proficiency can contribute to increased disaster vulnerability due to inability to acquire relevant information in a timely manner, it is not clear how language proficiency affects disaster information gathering, especially among nonnative populations.

But it is understood that urbanization, environmental degradation, climate change, mismanagement of natural resources, conflicts, state failure, and "bad" governance are universally recognized as important drivers of increased disaster vulnerability (Frerks 2010).

Disaster Preparedness Education Unit (DPEU) of Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute KOERII) has been contributing to the preparation of the community to a destructive earthquake through increased disaster awareness, local preparedness, first-response organization, and skills across the country.

Trump increased disaster funding for relief on Saturday.

A separate Disaster Relief Appropriations Act, 2012 was also included in the package, as well as a concurrent resolution which offset the increased disaster funding by imposing a 1.83% across-the-board spending cut to all discretionary programs except Defense and Veterans Affairs.

And the chaos of climate change will create resource wars, mass refugee populations, famine, increased disasters from firestorms to heatwaves to floods to desertification.

Up to 2-month follow-up period, we could not find the increased disaster-related mortality and morbidity caused by the anorexia or food restriction.

The role of climate change in the environmental growth, distribution, and dispersal mechanisms of pathogenic fungi is not fully understood; however, ongoing climate change could lead to increased disaster-associated fungal infections.

As each day passes we see yet another example – from the utter failure to cope with the migrant crisis to the increasing disaster of the euro.

Every new hurricane -- when combined with the rising sea level, increased annual precipitation, land subsidence, erosion and loss of coastal salt marshes -- will spell increasing disaster for Gulf Coast residents unless sensible rebuilding occurs.