Sentence examples for setting up disaster from inspiring English sources

"At first, when we saw just one or two companies setting up disaster recovery units in the county, it wasn't a trend," said Dean Shapiro, executive director for the Westchester-Connecticut region of the real estate services company Insignia/ESG.

She has set up disaster relief programs for earthquake, hurricane, and tsunami victims.

That would be setting up another disaster.

Do they know [passwords] that can lock down a system?" He said this is like setting up a disaster recovery plan for data mapping out where the critical stuff is, who can get to it and what it means to the company–and then locking it down.

The SFDRR emphasizes setting up mechanisms for disaster risk transfer and insurance, risk sharing and retention, financial protection, and disaster resilient investment.

Workers were sending out tents and relief goods in trucks and helicopters and setting up shelters, said disaster management official Rameshwar Dangal.

Understanding people's movements in disasters, by setting up systems to track disaster-induced population movements, into and out of formal and informal displacement sites, as well as profiling affected persons and their host communities, is key to effective delivery of services and assistance (Yonetani and Yuen 2014).

Now there's a soundtrack for what is setting up to be a disaster of a season.

Late last season an exasperated Paul Roos spoke of a "veil of negativity" engulfing the Melbourne Football Club after every defeat, setting up his inbox for disaster by revealing he read emails from distraught fans.

Surely they are: (a) there are limits to how much you can plug up capital markets as economies become more financially sophisticated, and (b) overly rigid exchange-rate regimes are a recipe for disaster, setting up one-way bets for speculators.

The local council has set up a disaster coordinating council and, when I visited, the provincial government was holding a summit on disaster preparedness.