Sentence examples for repeat disaster from inspiring English sources

It was credited with saving Brisbane from a repeat disaster of the 1974 floods.

For the residents of Banda Aceh, there was a different imperative: ensuring that inhabitants would stand a chance if there was a repeat disaster.

"Memories of financial disaster are now fresh, as after the Great Depression, causing an over-estimation of the probability of a repeat disaster," he said, in a paper published by the Bank.

In October the administration lifted the ban, citing new rules from the Department of the Interior (such as mandating that a professional engineer independently inspect and certify each stage of the drilling process) to be implemented to reduce the chances of a repeat disaster.

I personally hoped that we, as a nation, would quickly learn from this tragedy and move swiftly to prevent a repeat disaster in our most vulnerable coastal environments.

Since when did our country develop a standard that we abandon places prone to repeat disasters?

When the costs of such catastrophes can be narrowed and minimised to within a financially tolerable window, it makes repeat disasters all but inevitable.

Repeat disasters Disaster response after the tsunami opened the door for humanitarian agencies to reach the remote fishing communities who are exposed to the frequent wrath of nature.

They too are victims of the contemporary cult of the CEO, cherished in the face of repeated disaster and disappointment, much as overpaid England football managers are cherished until they crash.

These are the provinces where repeated disaster damage and losses may well constrain the prospects for poverty reduction.

But many pilgrims expressed frustration over the repeated disasters at al-Jamarat.