Sentence examples for trigger disasters from inspiring English sources

"A hotter, moister atmosphere is an atmosphere primed to trigger disasters," said Michael Oppenheimer, a Princeton University climate scientist and a principal author of the new report.

Yet hazards that trigger disasters are regular occurrences.

May said her policing budget reforms had worked and police warnings that cuts would trigger disaster and rises in crime were wrong.

Moreover, there needs to be international cooperation so that disaster one place doesn't trigger disaster around the world.

We show that CBR can support the deployment of alternative emergency response tasks in the initial phase of response, helping to not only cope with the trigger disaster, but also anticipate and address the possible escalations of secondary disasters.

The days of triggering disasters just for the fun of it, then reloading to revert the damage, are over.

Anti-urban naturalists like Henry David Thoreau and John Muir make poor guides for anyone struggling with the increasingly urgent problem of how to support billions of mobile, acquisitive, hungry human beings without triggering disasters that can't be contained.

Simultaneously, the paper also uses an approach on simulating multiple failure events to describe random factors of triggering disasters.

He brainwashed his followers into thinking he had God-like powers, and invented a supernatural force known as Jackie which, he said, could trigger natural disasters if his will was flouted.

On the other side of the political spectrum, vaccine denialist Deborah Dupre suggests that HAARP, "a weapon of mass destruction," could have been involved in Chile's monumental 8.8 earthquake," noting "its geoengineering capacity to trigger 'natural disasters' for imperialist political gain".

Eighty-two perecognizedgnized that an earthquake could trigger a disaster in Wellington within 10 to 100 years; 24% identified that an earthquake disaster could be within the next year (imminent).