"These service members usually die suddenly and they're often catastrophic deaths, often traumatic deaths," Steen said.
The results, as people were exposed to viruses such as flu for the first time, were often catastrophic.
Not only are benefits falling in real terms, but the complexities and brutal sanctions of the welfare system are often catastrophic for those relying on social security.
When tumor cells affect the skeleton, the results are often catastrophic for the patient, and then the patient may also suffer from other paraneoplastic syndromes which greatly affect the quality of life.
For the uninsured, direct payments are often catastrophic in nature (above 10% of household expenditure) (13), contributing to household poverty (14, 15).
Costs were often catastrophic, leading women to compare DF to a house fire or the sinking of their boat, the worst disasters they could imagine in their daily life: "Having DF is like a fire in my house.
He's hard as pumped biceps because the truth we're all eventually required to face is often as catastrophic as the rape he executes.
A hip fracture is often a catastrophic event that results in significant impairment in mobility and function, and excessive institutionalization [ 1].
Earlier this year, one campaigner fired a shot with an e-petition to Number 10. "Africans are the only race called in a negative adjective, the word black in its definition says it all; dark, gloomy obscure, dusky, murky, dim and etc. 'Black' is often associated with catastrophic events such as Black Monday which refers to Monday 19 October , 1987 when stock markets around the world crashed.
