Sentence examples for slow disaster from inspiring English sources

In his study, he labelled this phenomenon an "inexorable slow disaster" whose economic effects would eventually "be felt by the entire country".

But it has been a slow disaster for 65 years, since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Fair enough — but there's genuine tenderness beneath her scribbled, glowering caricatures, and turning her family's slow disaster into gallows humor is clearly an act of love.

But there wasn't really protocol that you learned in case of emergency, because for the most part, it's a pretty slow disaster.

But there was protocol that you learned in case of emergency, because for the most part, it's a pretty slow disaster.

In an interview, Minor Sinclair, Oxfam America's U.S. regional director, called the findings and the economics behind them "a slow disaster in the making".

We faced a slower disaster: a corrupt ruling class, crumbling institutions, armed robberies, bad universities, despair.

It's become a slow burning disaster".

A slow, small disaster, to a young soul, and a rapid, very large one, to human existence, are related in a manner that demands and defeats resolution.

Instead of permitting this slow motion disaster to occur, Moscow and Washington must now make a concerted effort to consolidate the gains of the past three years and build fuller ties between citizens, political parties and bureaucracies.

"To continue to do so in the face of near unanimous opposition from patient, staff and professional organisations simply invites slow motion disaster both for the NHS and the party.