Sentence examples for possibility of disaster from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't underestimate the possibility of disaster.

The possibility of disaster cannot yet be discounted.

Desire flirts with the possibility of disaster when you hanker for a stew.

Its wilderness offers the life-changing promise of renewal – and also the real possibility of disaster.

For fans, the thrill derives, in part, from the possibility of disaster.

Like the mechanic, the manager faces the possibility of disaster at any time.

"Since 9/11, I guess all of us have gained a bigger understanding of the possibilities of disaster," said Frank Chester, an emergency medical technician at the meeting.

Among others, Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell, The Road by Cormac McCarthy, The Pesthouse by Jim Crace and of course Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake and The Year of the Flood all deal with the possibility of human disaster on a monumental scale.

He never does, but still, whenever he leaps you sense the possibility of total disaster, as you do with certain high-strung athletes no matter how many times they run or jump or dive.

In another work, "The Manual of Evacuation — Tokyo," presented last year, Mr. Takayama considered the possibility of a disaster hitting the capital via a series of "evacuation points" around Tokyo linked to audiences via the Internet.

I asked him why, if the nuclear industry knows there is a possibility of a disaster, does it continue to tell the public nuclear power is safe?