Sentence examples for same catastrophes from inspiring English sources

Immigrants can follow the same catastrophes and laugh at the same homespun jokes as their kin and friends overseas.

Around the world every year, millions of animals suffer and die as a result of the same catastrophes that hit people.

"I'm doing it as a father and because every clever person that I have met realises we're all aligned in the same catastrophe".

To their astonishment, the doctors realized that two men working side by side, both of whom died in the same catastrophe, had exactly the same anomaly in their neck, a coincidence for which there are undoubtedly no comprehensible odds.

The same catastrophe is due to be visited on the rest of the health service, as well as on schools, prisons, courts, roads, the London Underground, even the armed forces.

That's what you try to avoid in insurance, if you can -- are there any sicknesses that could really hurt everyone?" Once reinsurance systems are up and running, though, microinsurance units in villages all over the world could protect each other from epidemics, with a slim chance that all would befall the same catastrophe at the same time.

Many rich hoards in modern collections were buried by design during the calamitous last centuries of the ancient world; and the most sumptuous, the Boscoreale treasure (mostly in the Louvre), was accidentally saved by the same volcanic catastrophe that destroyed Herculaneum and killed Pliny in ad 79.

I propose here that several other major eukaryotic novelties were triggered by the very same "intron catastrophe" (Fig. 2).

Aviation experts and officials say the investigators' action suggests they believe that British Airways' fleet of seven Concordes faces the same risk of catastrophe as the doomed Air France Flight 4590.

The same focus on psychological catastrophe, rather than violent assault.

The same ordinary yet poignant catastrophe — of modern life — catches up with them all.