Sentence examples for keep the disaster from inspiring English sources

Wind carries smoke uptown as if to keep the disaster fresh in people's minds, somehow begging you to breathe deeper, to be a part of it.

Combining the memorial powers of the Seder plate with the canary-in-the-coal-mine nature of the oyster seemed a good way to keep the disaster — and BP's promises to clean up its mess — in mind.

Without that regulation, the move now is to find other ways to keep the disasters of yesteryear from happening again.

The cover-up kept the disaster out of the public eye for 85 days.

One reason they fell victim to the hoax was because they were trying to get Dow Chemical on the line, and to keep the Bhopal disaster on people's minds.

Instead, she said, the "reasonable" way forward would be for Republican leaders to strip out offsets, keep the total disaster aid level at $3.65 billion and call it a day with the Senate.

Ben Bernanke warned the Federal Reserve would be powerless to keep the economy from disaster if Congress fails to keep the country from falling off what economists call a looming "fiscal cliff".

But we must do more to turn commitments on paper into deeds that can keep the next major disaster from taking so many lives and destroying so many livelihoods.

It all stands in sharp contrast to the military's performance after the last major earthquake, in Tangshan in 1976, when it refused all foreign aid in an effort to keep the scale of the disaster secret.

Her task has been to keep the appalling injustices of the disaster in the public eye, so that fellow mothers such as Margaret and Anne could, finally, get the world to accept what they had been saying with patient insistence.

You and I can't play their game, but we must certainly keep the people who cause the disaster in business so as to avoid abject poverty, roughly on the order of the Bronze Age.