Sentence examples for out of catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Which is another way of saying, out of catastrophe, something.

Antony Loewenstein is an independent journalist and author of "Disaster Capitalism: Making A Killing Out Of Catastrophe".

"Les Troyens" acknowledges that the state, like Rome or Carthage, arises out of catastrophe and cannot avoid misjudgment and error.

QUESTION FROM SARA JONES: A bunch of stories are starting to push "winners" out of all of this: we're always looking for winners out of catastrophe.

That sense of willed optimism rising out of catastrophe could be about the end of a band, a romance, a friendship, an economic boom or all of them at once, and it runs through the songs on "Yours Truly, the Commuter" (Anti-), Mr. Lytle's first solo album after 15 years of leading Grandaddy.

Some of the losses for American companies grew out of catastrophes in other countries, including the powerful earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March and an earthquake in New Zealand in February that was followed by floods and destructive aftershocks.

In his lecture on elephants, he proposed that the mastodon, the mammoth, and the Megatherium had all been wiped out "by some kind of catastrophe".

Though some railway pasties are a bit gritty, but in a different, more sadly literal way- I am not even sure that being a toff and out-of-touch is an automatic catastrophe.

The dystopian world that existed before the pandemic is seen in flashback: a nightmare of all-controlling corporations, out-of-control scientific innovations, ecological catastrophe and social breakdown which is equally familiar, from the likes of Blade Runner, Minority Report, The Hunger Games and countless others.

Out-of-pocket costs and financial catastrophe were not found to be significantly associated with hardship in this analysis.

So it's difficult for consumers to figure out in advance what a policy does or doesn't cover, compare plans, or estimate their out-of-pocket liability for a medical catastrophe.