Sentence examples for permanent disaster from inspiring English sources

Large parts of Africa will become permanent disaster areas.

The Old Guard has also managed to add a $5 billion "permanent disaster" program (excuse me, but isn't a permanent disaster a contradiction in terms?) to help farmers in the High Plains struggling to grow crops in a drought-prone region that, as the chronic need for disaster aid suggests, might not be the best place to grow crops.

And if it excited some of his supporters, it is still being dissected by other nervous Republicans who see Mr. Schundler's brand of conservative Republicanism as a recipe for permanent disaster for the party.

"A football field of marsh is being washed into the ocean every 30 minutes," said Ouchley. Bob Marshall, an environmental reporter for The Times-Picayune of New Orleans, put the BP spill in the right context when he wrote: "We need to remember this is a temporary problem on top of a permanent disaster.

A permanent disaster management structure should be put in place independent of other branches of the DDES, with regional as well as local organs each with a certain degree of operational autonomy.

For DRR to be effective in Cameroon, a permanent disaster management unit with regional and local structures should be put in place independent of other branches of the Department of Disaster and Emergency Services of MINATD and with each level exercising a significant degree of operative autonomy.

Do we consider mistakes permanent disasters, or the correctable by-products of experimentation?

People living in areas of the Earth that will be turned into semi-permanent disaster zones by global warming will have a rather limited ability to benefit from Wellcome Trust-funded medical research.

This paper presents data collected and details regarding the modifications made or desired by the occupants in their permanent post disaster houses.

The permanent post-disaster houses constructed in the rural areas of Cankiri Province in Turkey, were investigated as part of a post-occupancy evaluation of the reconstruction project, undertaken by the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation.

Sudan and South Sudan continue to witness the worst form of violence, semi-permanent humanitarian disaster, and displacement of thousands of people.