Sentence examples for prevalent disasters from inspiring English sources

People have developed themselves some unique features of construction which are proven to be earthquake resilient against prevalent disasters of small to medium scales.

Most parts of the sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) are vulnerable to flooding with East, South and Central regions having the most prevalent flood disaster, followed by West Africa (Ngoran et al. 2015).

The mental health outcomes of study are the three most common researched and prevalent post-disaster mental health outcomes: posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSS), depression, and anxiety (1, 3, 27).

Also the spreading of inaccurate or misleading information can have disastrous consequences in the chaotic and hazardous environments which are prevalent in large-scale disasters.

Life-threatening and life-changing natural disasters are prevalent throughout the Pacific Rim and Indian Ocean area.

Even in 1968, the first world war still cast a powerful shadow over Britain – the memorials, the ceremonies, the still prevalent feeling of a disaster so terrible that it broke the country forever.

According to the report, floods and high winds are the most frequently occurring natural causes of disasters; they are especially prevalent in the Americas and Asia.

Identified disasters vis-à-vis prevalent construction technology has been disseminated in this study.

After natural disasters, asbestos is a prevalent toxin".

van den Berg et al 35 showed that medically unexplained symptoms are common in survivors of disasters and are more prevalent in those affected by disasters compared with the general population.

It has been found to be the most prevalent type of psychiatric morbidity after disasters, such as earthquake and tsunami [ 8].