Sentence examples for routine disaster from inspiring English sources

MALINAGAR, India — Losing everything he owns has become a routine disaster for Shankar, a landless laborer in the northeastern state of Bihar who saw his home and belongings destroyed in some of the worst floods to hit the north of India in decades.

At first, some at the scene mistook the shots and law enforcement response for a routine disaster drill.

The year 2000 preparations most publicized were in the areas of electronic and computer security, but hospitals did go through routine disaster preparedness reviews [ 6].

The establishment of the EWAR surveillance system immediately after the incident by participation of all organizations working in public health emergency response is a best practice for public health emergency management and it is recommended as part of routine disaster management.

The routine disasters of war and pestilence do, of course, call forth a measure of relief from public and private agencies (and to note that this relief is almost always inadequate is merely to highlight the dedication of those who deliver it).

But there are also dishes you cook once, and which, in their way, have gone reasonably well - several small routine disasters in the preparation, but nothing out of the ordinary, nothing to prevent you seeing what, in a perfect world, they might taste like.

Conclusion: The method of scenario-based design was applied to represent the resource management needs of senior-level public health managers under routine and disaster settings.

Characteristically, this is demonstrable of a cataclysmically faulty assumption that if an agency plans effectively for routine operations, disaster scenarios will be adequately prepared for through some standardized fashion.

Awerbuck's story is the usual mess of routine and disasters, but somehow enlists your emotions.

As incomes have risen for many, they have accepted breathing increasingly polluted air and put up with collapsing coal mines and various other routine industrial disasters.

About 350,000 of them (38% of the "drilling reserve") have been mobilised for federal duty since September 2001, leaving most of them available for more routine work like disaster relief.