Sentence examples for using disaster from inspiring English sources

Capital has learned lots recently about using disaster as a cash cow, from Katrina to Baghdad.

QUESTION FROM TSQR: Which groups have been most effective in using disaster relief efforts to bolster their support among the Pakistani populace, and in the international community?

They are also considering new laws that would tighten waiver provisions and prevent the states from using disaster aid as a goody bag of funding for pet projects.

In the not-so distant past, serious people in Washington generally disapproved of using disaster relief as a bargaining chip in the battle over deficit reduction.

Other innovations touched on in the report include employing technology to track aid in insecure environments, for instance through simulated field visits in central Somalia (pdf), and using disaster microinsurance for small businesses in India.

This study examined researches conducted using disaster nursing as well as the models adopted.

The goal of using disasters to seize power is terrible, but the tactic of thinking through the political possibilities of future events is fundamentally sound.

Recognized experts from professional and governmental bodies involved in disaster health care provided input using disaster-related physician training programs, scientific evidence if available, proposals for education by international disaster medicine organizations and their expertise as the basis for content development.

In cyclone-affected areas of Myanmar, UNICEF supported local authorities in using disaster-resistant standards to construct health centres and child-friendly schools.

Using disasters as natural experiments in PNMS research presents an approximation of the randomization afforded by laboratory animal studies, and capitalizes on the relatively large potential subject pool following a disaster to a large community.

Breaking from the usual ways we visualize natural weather phenoms, several artists have used disaster data as a source for creative projects that give us a different viewpoint on their prevalence and effects.