Sentence examples for storm catastrophe from inspiring English sources

The insurance industry has yet to estimate costs, but Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute in New York, said insurers plan for about $1.4bn in winter storm catastrophe losses in any given year.

"It was a perfect storm of catastrophe," said Colin Firth, whose nuanced portrayal of George has generated a huge pre-Oscar stir.

John Wells, his man undercover, is making it his mission to help lasso the storm of catastrophe, madness, secrets and betrayal that continue in its aftermath.

Calling the storms a catastrophe, he said: "We are lost for words.

Then there is a mission-threatening and apparently unanticipated red-dust storm leading to catastrophe.

Talk story about the Thanksgiving weekend storm, which is Catastrophe Serial No. 15 in the books of the Natl.

The New Yorker, December 9, 1950 P. 29 Talk story about the Thanksgiving weekend storm, which is Catastrophe Serial No. 15 in the books of the Natl.

Climate change, therefore, can turn what would be a routine storm into a catastrophe like those Americans witnessed this summer. .

In the US, places to the south of the Carolinas slowly returned normal life, with millions relieved that the storm was not the catastrophe that many had been bracing for.

Every major storm cannot become a catastrophe.

It's a violent storm you pass through; a catastrophe that marks you for the rest of your life.