Sentence examples for the same disaster as from inspiring English sources
Sudden and cataclysmic, as though Rome and Athens joined together in the same disaster, as though both dead legacies were conspiring in the same amnesia, posturing of relations, caricature.
The Fukushima nuclear meltdown in Japan has actually released twice the amount of radiation originally reported, and it's currently ranked at the same disaster level as Chernobyl.
Adjacent regions that are influenced by the same disaster should be gathered as one disaster area.
The principles of forming the disaster areas include: 1) Adjacent regions that are influenced by the same disaster should be gathered as one disaster area.
They have the same disaster relief plan for us as they had for the Gulf Coast -- none!
It is time to appreciate as well the courage of those who, faced with the same disaster, decided to make a fresh start.
Both of these professionals saw a disaster waiting to happen, but not the same disaster.
PHNs suggested the need to relay messages in a clearer manner and to have better community-based counseling service that addresses multiple but related concerns regarding parenting in the context of a disaster like Fukushima: "Residents demand that we talk to them as the same disaster-affected residents.
Thus, although the prefectural and municipality government workers were working as public servants in the same disaster-affected prefecture and the former were investigated at a time closer to the disaster, severe psychological distress was more common in municipality workers.
"Managing disaster risk is not the same as disaster management," Prashant, a disaster reduction and recovery expert at the World Bank's Global Facility who uses one name, said at a preconference briefing last week.
The impact of the outage correlation of transmission lines in a same disaster area is analyzed as follows: the correlation coefficient of any two lines in each disaster area is assumed 0.9 (strong correlation), 0.3 (weak correlation) and 0 (dependent), respectively.
