Sentence examples for movement disaster from inspiring English sources
"They want to show what happens when you have a Maidan movement: disaster follows".
WHEN the 1906 San Francisco earthquake destroyed his shop, Frederick Meyer, a German-born cabinetmaker with links to the Arts and Crafts movement, turned disaster into opportunity.
– ReliefWeb These testimonies are a good illustration of the evidence on movement during disasters.
Understanding people's movements in disasters, by setting up systems to track disaster-induced population movements, into and out of formal and informal displacement sites, as well as profiling affected persons and their host communities, is key to effective delivery of services and assistance (Yonetani and Yuen 2014).
It was wet and I thought any little movement would be disaster.
Tomorrow night at 8, with These Arms Are Snakes and Dance Disaster Movement; admission is $10 (Kelefa Sanneh).
He never really believes in the movement and when disaster ensues from his political action, as he has always known it would, Turgenev makes sure that our sympathies lie entirely with Nezhdanov in a way they don't with Pyotr Stepanovich.
The N.I.F.'s executive director, Rachel Liel, claimed that the judge did Im Tirtzu "a favor" by pointing to "the dangerous lines linking" the organization "to fascist movements that brought disaster upon their nations".
Influx of deportees/returnees from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan, population movement and natural disasters are the main phenomena.
New Labour is caught in a classic electoral pincer movement that spells potential disaster.
Some Tories, such as ex-minister Anna Soubry, say an end to EU free movement would be a disaster for many UK firms, who will no longer be able to staff their operations.
