Sentence examples for to be disaster from inspiring English sources

The USDA has declared counties in 38 states to be "disaster areas".

It takes courage to accept defeat and vision to see that good can emerge from what appears to be disaster.

On Tuesday, President Obama declared five counties in Oklahoma to be disaster areas, allowing the Department of Housing and Urban Development to offer foreclosure relief and other housing aid to certain families living in those counties.

Federal Emergency Management Agency's web site (//www.fema.gov/ provides information on how to apply for disaster recovery, details on the Federal Response Plan, and resources for kids and teachers on how to be disaster ready.

Obama, after declaring New York and New Jersey to be disaster areas, which opens the way for federal aid, held a video conference from the Situation Room at the White House with members of his cabinet and the emergency services to ensure that help is getting to the stricken areas and that power will be restored as quickly as possible.

Mr. Busch was startled to find that 45 junior high students from Montreal were coming to his little comedy on Saturday night instead of the strike-shuttered production of "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" "I thought it was going to be disaster, because 45 kids can just kill a show," Mr. Busch said, adding that the teacher did not seem to know anything about the show.

Both models proved to be disasters and were taken off the market.

However, the few times I tried to be "just me" turned out to be disasters.

Building capacities of local government units to be disaster-ready UNICEF's work to support local governments in disaster risk reduction is a significant step towards building resilience.

Gender and age did not appear to be disaster-related risk factors in this study in family practice with a pre-disaster base line assessment, a comparison group and using existing registries.

(Though, that was nothing compared to the now two weeks of buildup until Lindsay Lohan's sure-to-be disaster of a show).