Sentence examples for only for disaster from inspiring English sources

Interest in volunteering has risen sharply, and not only for disaster relief efforts, according to Volunteermatch.com, which links volunteers and causes.

Balotelli was a catalyst only for disaster, a player who does not deserve colleagues of the stature of Vincent Kompany and Joleon Lescott, both giants once more for the fading light blues.

With South Africa nine wickets down and needing nine runs off the final over at Edgbaston, Lance Klusener smashed fours off the first two balls to level the scores, only for disaster to strike two deliveries later.

These images had higher quality than a professional system, which uses spectrum of 15 GHz licensed only for disaster-related organizations in Japan.

Due to the way this single factor is constructed, it works only for disasters that affect a locally limited area.

Accomplishment of the MDGs with respect to women's empowerment is closely connected to the implementation of the IASC (2006) guidelines that are not only important for disaster response, but for the development of underprivileged women, who continue to live in poverty.

In his remarks in Moore on Sunday, Mr. Obama made a point of noting that federal funds had not only paid for disaster relief efforts, but also for the training of local and state police officers and firefighters that helped them to respond quickly after the tornado struck.

The vigor of the leaders, the effectiveness of their oratory, the political will of the citizens have been so atrophied by indolence and luxury and complacency that they can only hope for disaster as a means of renewing the state.

These teams are deployed during the acute phase of a disaster, particularly within the first 48 hours, not only for natural disasters, but also for disasters such as airplane or train crashes.

The children emphasized that they wish to attend to well-prepared disaster reduction activities not only for post-disaster processes, but also pre-disaster ones.

When natural disasters occur, the shortage of drinking water becomes a problem not only for the disaster victims, but also for the people involved in their rescue and safekeeping.