Sentence examples for large-scale catastrophes from inspiring English sources
Large-scale catastrophes and spells of bad weather have a way of uniting the disparate multitudes of the city.
Those complementary actions are an important step toward developing a new model and constructing global reaction capacity for future large-scale catastrophes.
THE BOTTOM LINE There is evidence that large-scale catastrophes may influence birth and marriage rates, but in which direction is not clear.
Reading "Floodmarkers" and peering into the lives of this town's fully formed fictional inhabitants, it's impossible not to wonder about the real-life human stories at the heart of recent large-scale catastrophes, both natural and manmade.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti The relief effort in Haiti could end up being the most difficult, faith-testing recovery from a modern disaster, perhaps even exceeding that from the 2004 Asian tsunami, according to United Nation officials and aid groups with experience in large-scale catastrophes.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The relief effort in Haiti could end up being the most difficult, faith-testing recovery from a modern disaster, perhaps even exceeding that from the 2004 Asian tsunami, according to United Nation officials and aid groups with experience in large-scale catastrophes.
There is the additional problem that readers, viewers and listeners in developed countries are perceived as not being particularly interested - unless there is a large-scale catastrophe involved.
"There is a half step from street fights on political issues to large-scale catastrophe", he added.Even before this blew up, the political temperature was rising.
Set in the present, it mostly unfolds in a Los Angeles house within gasping distance of a large-scale catastrophe of the kind usually let loose by masters of disaster, like Roland Emmerich.
"This is going to be a very large-scale catastrophe," Nowery said.
News sources and official disaster reports showed that the basilica was the only building to escape this large-scale catastrophe.
