Sentence examples for invisible disaster from inspiring English sources

The saddest song was the evening's opening number, "Ghost," in which she is an abandoned lover who describes herself as an "invisible disaster".

Their mission is to write a history of heroin, in order to obtain a clear picture of what they describe as an "invisible disaster", which they started investigating several years ago.

At the same time, I wanted to visualize the invisible disaster in some way.

His piece Saturday was spot-on, outlining the invisible disaster formerly known as the Iraq War.

Referring to this typical reflex of many outsiders, anthropologist/nurse Bette Gebrian Magloire calls Matthew an "invisible disaster".

In a strongly worded statement leading up to the development of the Pre-Zero Draft, the Caucus stated "persons with disabilities have remained largely invisible within member states' disaster risk reduction (DRR) policies and practices under the HFA" (UNISDR 2014a).

Two of the issues to which he has devoted the most attention since he arrived in the U.S. Senate, avian flu and nuclear nonproliferation, are grand global problems, which, while relatively uncontroversial, are nonetheless risky choices for signature issues, since, in both cases, success is invisible, and failure could mean disaster of world-changing proportions.

"Children are invisible victims in a natural disaster" said Guido Cornale, UNICEF's Representative in Peru.

Children unfortunately continue to bear the biggest burden of one of the most protracted man-made disasters.... Make the Invisible Visible: UNICEF urges louder voices and urgent action to fight violence against children Khartoum – January 21 , 2016 The last weeks have once again seen an escalation in violence in the Blue Nile, Darfur region and Nuba Mountains.

He called unlicensed file-sharing a disaster but suggested that an "invisible tax" on Internet connections, paid through service providers, could be channeled to musicians and copyright owners.

However, the last five years have demonstrated that there is no "invisible hand" -- unregulated markets have spelled disaster for the average person.