Sentence examples for preventable catastrophe from inspiring English sources

NUCLEAR TERRORISM: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe, by Graham Allison.

The commission's chairman, Phil Angelides, said he hoped the report would help bear witness to a preventable catastrophe.

Allison's "Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe," which has just been published in an expanded paperback edition, is the indispensable text on the subject.

It was an unbelievable disaster, made all the more painfully poignant by the economic revelation that it was largely a preventable catastrophe.

Graham Allison, the Harvard international relations professor who just published a book called "Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe," said to me the other day that the tiger hunt is even more relevant in America today.

Graham Allison, the founding dean of Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government and a leading expert on nuclear proliferation, told me: "Nuclear terrorism is a preventable catastrophe, and the reason it's preventable is because the material to make a nuclear bomb can't be made by terrorists.

But it was an indication that although Ethiopia still suffers preventable tragedies, it may well have gained the capability to prevent catastrophe.

Ebola was a preventable tragedy.

To the Editor: The strongest argument for a government response to climate disruption is that we're paying staggering costs for more extreme weather events even now, that we're barreling toward a preventable, human-caused catastrophe, and that failing to avert that would be unconscionable.

Are such catastrophes easily preventable?

The worst of it is that the catastrophe was entirely preventable.