Sentence examples for their disasters from inspiring English sources

They had their disasters, but it would seem they are starting to get the hang of this postseason business.

With pinpoint precision, Adams identified the reckless contempt with which the French ignored that lesson, and, instead, established a monolithic sovereign power, as the fountainhead of their disasters.

Ordinary folk are held incapable of the profundity of true tragedy; their disasters lack importance and beauty and are merely sad.

Taking a skeptical attitude about the AIDS epidemic in Africa, Mr. Kim, whose government is skilled at extracting foreign aid, once commented to Mr. Pulikovsky, "Many countries just exaggerate their disasters to get more aid from the international community".

One on which James spends a lot of time, because he worked in it, is TV – a field in which politicking mediocrities ascend by blaming others for their disasters and taking credit for pure luck.

For some of the most prominent New Yorkers (and some of the dubious ones as well), Rubenstein, who is seventy-five, quietly helps control the damage and put the best gloss on their disasters: the marital blowup, the business implosion, the humiliating defeat.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Their holy books vary widely and so does their disaster apparel.

By Lizzie Widdicombe After September 11 , 2001 New York City businesses were forced to revitalize their disaster evacuation plans.

After September 11 , 2001 New York City businesses were forced to revitalize their disaster evacuation plans.

The Massachusetts General Hospital brought in Israeli physicians to help revamp their disaster-response planning.

The world risk report analyses various data each year in an attempt to rate 171 countries by their disaster risk.