Sentence examples for sorting disaster from inspiring English sources

Anecdotal accounts suggest sorting disaster waste can present complications (e.g., hazardous wastes handling) and can prolong clean-up operations due to double-handling the waste (e.g., taking it to a sorting site and then moving to a permanent disposal site) or sorting material in situ before transportation to disposal sites (Brown et al. 2011a).

Help in sorting disaster victims.

A cynic might see some of these protagonists less as victims and more as opportunists of sorts, disaster junkies, in their engagements with the occasions for suffering that society serves up.

Voters may not mind, if he is able to sort this disaster out.

LOS ANGELES — In sorting through the latest disaster by A. J. Burnett, the Yankees will be distressed by many things: the six walks, the six runs, a terrible ball-strike ratio and more, much more.

And when things went horribly wrong it was the Indian and British taxpayers who suffered and the British government and British armed forces that had to step in to sort out the disaster.

Either a fun evening or some sort of disaster.

The government's ability to mobilise any sort of disaster relief is next to nil.

"It's like watching some sort of disaster unfolding," wrote a Network54 participant.

I'd normally be reluctant to board a cruise ship even if it was the only available means of evacuation from some sort of disaster involving a volcano.

Now, a few months into their second term, the nation was facing just the sort of disaster that the scientists had warned about.