Sentence examples for supposed disaster from inspiring English sources

What's confusing about this litany is that Iran has blown by each red line in turn, yet the supposed disaster has yet to materialize.

Given time and dedication, it is possible to fabricate entire events online, showing not just faked pictures or tweets, but the faked reactions of people watching the supposed disaster.

Raising the prospect of an exaflood also makes sense for companies that sell network hardware or software that could prevent the supposed disaster from happening.From flood to droughtPanic over, then?

Now suppose a disaster strikes.

I suppose predicting disaster is a relief from ennui as you fiddle with the remote.

Baseball ratings are doing very well this week, when you realize that the lack of big-market coastal teams is supposed to spell disaster for any major sport but football, and the A.L.C.S. was competing against the start of the N.L.C.S. on both Monday and Wednesday nights.

This definition highlights an important step forward within disaster research towards a more exhaustive comprehension of the concept of vulnerability, which can account for the social consequences caused by a disaster event by questioning the supposed nature of a "natural disaster" (Carnelli and Frigerio 2016).

In the disaster research literature, different factors have been identified by different authors as increasing or decreasing social vulnerability in every supposed phase of the disaster cycle.

This may be true, but without adequate staff the requirement amounts to a severe rationing of quality; in all likelihood this has a lot more to do with the Deepwater Horizon disaster than supposed MMS corruption or coziness between staffers and the oil industry.

In each case, the prediction of a future disaster is supposed to convince us to act differently in the present.

They eagerly and loudly trumpet the supposed "financial and social disaster" they claim Social Security will cause.