Sentence examples for to become disaster from inspiring English sources

Plenty of space is needed (here the rivals agree) if flood is not to become disaster.

As the world becomes more populated and cities grow ever bigger, the potential for quakes to become disasters rises.

But each technological malfunction provides fuel for critics who argue that today's market structure can allow digital errors to become disasters.

In our own lives today, we watch the arrogance of some modern global corporations and some governmental organzations become disaster.

One problem for Nasdaq these days is that many companies it used to promote have become disasters for investors.

Hewitt ([1983]) reinforced the observation of White ([1945]) that natural hazards become disasters primarily due to social factors rather than physical ones.

These hazards become disasters when capacities to cope within existing resources are overwhelmed.

"It only has to succeed once for it to become a disaster though," he added.

Scarlett is never going to be hungry again: she's going to become a disaster capitalist and make a killing in real estate as the nation reconstructs itself.

Vulnerability is particularly acute for marginalized peoples (geographic, social in terms of poverty, and political in terms of their being silenced. This paper adopts Gaillard's definition, drawing on Cannon (1994) of vulnerability as "…condition of a society which makes it possible for a hazard to become a disaster (Gaillard 2007: 522).

But if you don't want your crisis to become a disaster, learn from the mistakes of others.