Sentence examples for share of disasters from inspiring English sources
New York had had its share of disasters.
Over the years, the town faced its share of disasters.
The navy has had its share of disasters involving vessels from this fleet.
Along the way (and we are talking about over 150 films) he collected more than his share of disasters.
In a typically outlandish meeting between the teams (in a series that has had its share of disasters and deaths) on March 21 at Boca's La Bombonera (the Chocolate Box) stadium, the game was suspended in the ninth minute because of a downpour that made the field unplayable.
Not an auspicious decision, as time would prove, for the mission suffered more than its share of disasters -- a bloody Indian attack in 1775 in which the mission was burned to the ground, an earthquake in 1803, a 12-year stint as a United States Army barracks in the mid-19th century, and finally abandonment resulting in almost complete disintegration.
Fierce competition from Mars and Cadbury is apparently behind this latest move, but Cadbury has had its share of disaster this year too, with a salmonella scare prompting the recall of 1m chocolate bars.
The report – The Human Cost of Weather Related Disasters – says Asia accounted for the lion's share of disaster impacts, while the five countries with the highest number of recorded disasters were listed as the United States, China, India, Philippines, and Indonesia.
Federal Spending: Climate impacts will almost certainly increase federal spending and debt, not only in the National Flood Insurance Program but also the National Crop Insurance Program, the demand for new federal projects to protect communities from flooding and sea level rise, and the federal share of disaster response and recovery.
I've had my fair share of romantic disasters.
"We have our fair share of natural disasters in Victoria and while we're doing very well at putting out fires, the next stage of the recovery can be difficult," Wells said.
