Sentence examples for security calamity from inspiring English sources

It is up to Congress to end the growing threat of a national security calamity, return our country to diplomacy and rebuild international trust in U.S. foreign policy.

John Ford's 1936 movie "The Prisoner of Shark Island," with a screenplay by Nunnally Johnson, concerns a national security calamity — the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

They've added fuel to the notion she is untrustworthy, due to the ad nausea reportage of her private email server and a few emails that may or may not have been clearly marked confidential, none of which produced national security calamities, as well as the supposed exploitation of her connection with the much-praised Clinton Foundation.

In fact, we're on the verge of a national-security calamity.

For Egyptians taking nervous note of the country's mounting calamities, with security ebbing and prices rising, the sustained drop-off in tourism has been especially alarming.

Now, with no sense of shame, they are going after the one part of the system that was not undermined by the calamity -- public Social Security.

In pastoral communities, livestock is also essential for payment of dowry, compensation of injured parties during raids, symbol of prosperity and prestige, store of wealth and security against drought, disease and other calamities.

For example, livestock is the main source of food by providing milk and meat, the basis of traditional social relations, e.g. payment of dowry (from the groom's family to the bride's family) during marriage or compensation of injured parties in tribal feuds, symbol of prosperity and prestige, store of wealth, and security against drought, disease and other calamities.

In fact, there is growing fear that 1997's market calamities could beget 1998's security crises -- which explains why Defense Secretary William Cohen and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright joined the Administration debate over saving Korean banks.

McCain has abandoned his opposition to the Bush-era tax cuts and has taken up the demagogic call — in the midst of recession and Wall Street calamity, with looming crises in Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid — for more tax cuts.

The calamity known as the mortgage-backed securities crisis and the subsequent outsized leverage that led to the banking collapse reveals the stark contrast between the 20th century view of mindless money and 21st century mindfulness.