Sentence examples for recurrent disasters from inspiring English sources
Nature and nurture conspire to create recurrent disasters.
What we saw during tropical storm Isaac and I think in tropical storm Sandy as well is a government that is challenged by the recurrent disasters that hit the country but also a government that is increasingly able to deal with this type of disaster.
Last week, as the government and the United Nations took stock of the storm and grappled with flooding in the north from a fresh cloudburst that left 10 people dead, they issued an emergency appeal for $39 million in humanitarian aid to a world weary of its recurrent disasters.
Areas with recurrent disasters will need to strengthen their bottom-up resilience in Health-EDRM to improve preparedness, response capacity, and overall health outcomes.
The findings indicate that in remote and resource-poor areas, health risk awareness and disaster preparedness are limited even though these communities are frequently exposed to recurrent disasters, such as floods.
This helps improve the prediction and prevention of emergencies, particularly recurrent disasters, and prepare communities to cope with them should they occur.
Her journeys between the two countries brought home the increasing restrictions and challenges facing women in Pakistan, particularly in the marginalised rural regions and those areas affected by recurrent natural disasters.
At a time when the state authorities are grappling with how to respond to recurrent coastal disasters ranging from river cresting and tropical storms known for their costly impacts.
Given the livelihood context of smallholder farming system in the studied area, context specific institutional interventions such as the integrated use of both safety nets and cargo nets may help communities to overcome livelihood predicaments associated with the recurrent flood disasters.
"Recurrent natural disasters affect Pakistan's ability to achieve development goals.
Haiti is extremely vulnerable to food insecurity as a result of political instability, environmental degradation, poverty, and recurrent natural disasters.
