Sentence examples for weather catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Image control and self-correction have been central to Goldman's ability to weather catastrophe.

It is a far more subtle weather catastrophe that "sneaks up on you" and consequently commands little awe or respect, says Dr. Donald A. Wilhite, a Nebraska climatologist who is an expert on the subject.

Insurance profits are down from the same time a year ago, as losses from weather catastrophes have hit the business hard.

She said she had missed several weather catastrophes in the last few years, including the tsunami in Chile and Hurricane Katrina.

Meanwhile, the Sept. 11 attacks and weather catastrophes like Hurricane Sandy have underlined the need for ever more vigilant monitoring and technological improvements.

You see it with a trickle of science believers, in states hard-hit by weather catastrophes, starting to come out against the science deniers who dominate the Republican Party on climate change.

The final draft of the report from a panel of the world's top climate scientists paints a wild future for a world already weary of weather catastrophes costing billions of dollars.

Weather catastrophes, forest fires, mudslides, house fires, burglaries these things just happen.

(By the way, is it necessary to smile while presenting clips of global bloodbaths and reporting weather catastrophes? Just wondering).

The worst weather catastrophes in Europe during the last 30 years, which caused hundreds of deaths and millions of dollars worth of damage, were all caused by failed Cloudbusting experiments.

According to the report, between 1980 and 2011, the overall losses from weather catastrophes was over $1 trillion in 2011 dollars -- including some $500 billion in insured losses.