Sentence examples for once a disaster from inspiring English sources

In each case, overconfidence born of experience led to increased risks once a disaster unfolded.

Governments, under the proposal, would intervene once a disaster passed Level 4 on the International Atomic Energy Agency's 'seven-level scale of nuclear disasters.

The model indicates that restriction applies on the movement of labor and capital once a disaster takes place.

"Once a disaster starts you don't always always have time to download an app" so readouts of the messages are also available via a phone number.

Particular consideration is needed regarding the special vulnerability of affected populations, which may reduce their capacity to influence interventions once a disaster has struck (as illustrated by the Ebola virus epidemic in West Africa).

We do not start from scratch once a disaster strikes.

Drexel University once ran a disaster drill for nurses using an outbreak of A.N.S.D. as a model, and the C.D.C. mentioned A.N.S.D. in its own blog.

The disintegration of the foreign policy consensus forged by Acheson and his colleagues was, Kissinger once said, a "disaster," and there is an undercurrent of contained bitterness running through the pages of "Ending the Vietnam War".

We're a lot further away from election day now than we were back then, but once again a disaster has pushed the spotlight away from a presidential campaign while reminding the public of the seriousness of a president's duties.

Data allow us to be aware of these kinds of vulnerabilities but also to help prepare tailored assistance once a natural disaster has hit.

"Once a humanitarian disaster looms so large, the international community becomes forced to act despite the national security considerations and the more levelheaded thinking on the consequences of military action".