Sentence examples for inevitable disasters from inspiring English sources

When do humans hold the line, and when do they back off, in the face of inevitable disasters?

An important theme of Dot Earth is limiting losses from inevitable disasters — what I call "hard knocks".

What is it in human nature that leads to children dying in collapsed schools in the face of predicted, even inevitable, disasters?

I first met Ms. Wang early last year in an office on the 12th floor of a building in downtown Portland, at a meeting on inevitable disasters.

I asked her and other experts for examples of successes as well as actions that are not taking place that could cut losses in inevitable disasters.

Talking realistically about risks in advance as opposed to promising absolute protection may help prepare people for the inevitable disasters and minimize calls for a policy response that's out of proportion to the actual threat.

So join me at 9pm for inevitable disaster and cack-handed chemical toilet demonstrations.

Weakened civil service cadres will never strike good deals; the West Coast mainline was an inevitable disaster.

The pathos of such stoicism in the face of inevitable disaster is exceeded, if that's possible, by what comes next.

Congress, meanwhile, often takes a famine-or-feast attitude toward funding, allocating less money when times are good and reinflating regulatory budgets after the inevitable disaster occurs.

Were Athens to deploy its troops, he shouted, Washington would not move a muscle to help as the men faced inevitable disaster.