Sentence examples for power disaster from inspiring English sources

In case of a power disaster we should head for our cars.

While Daikin had considered buying its smaller American rival last year, reportedly for as much as $4 billion, it called off its pursuit after the Japanese market upheaval resulting from the Fukushima nuclear power disaster.

So, with Libyan and other North African and Middle Eastern oil fields jeopardized by political upheaval and Japan's nuclear power disaster turning the energy world on its head, the alarm is ringing again.

Standing outdoors before a jet-black statue of Prometheus, the Greek of myth who stole fire from the gods, they watched President Leonid Kuchma lay a wreath in memory of the dead and dying of the world's worst nuclear power disaster and then assure them that they would not be forgotten, either.

With the growth of China's comprehensive national power, disaster mitigation was intended not only to protect people's safety and property, but also to secure economic progress.

Consumers who are still wary about the effects of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power disaster flock to these women for assurance that the food they're buying is safe.

I can tell you firsthand of the devastation, of the ruined lives, and of the ongoing lies and cover-ups surrounding these nuclear power disasters.

New technology means that we as individuals can do far more to help ourselves and each other than ever before: look at the way the Occupy movement organised spontaneous people-powered disaster relief in post-Hurricane Sandy New York.

Chernobyl, the site of the nuclear power plant disaster in 1986, ranked as an obvious first choice.

The party was buoyed by outrage over the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster in Japan, but it has fallen slightly in polls since.

Worldwide, he said, reactors are "not sufficiently safe," but "the next nuclear power plant disaster is more likely to occur abroad than in the U.S".