Sentence examples for work disaster from inspiring English sources

In her work, disaster puts on a red shirt and acts the fool for the Devil's amusement.

At funerals, or when I've fallen off my bike, or the time I had to attend to my grandmother when she stopped breathing, or whenever a major work disaster plays out leaving my team in a panic, I'm a picture of calm".

In the traditional hazards and disaster work, disasters are a social construct that preference humans over the more-than-human species and systems.

It was the deadliest industrial accident in the history of New York City and one of the worst work disasters since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.

An investigation begun in 2000 by the Los Angeles County district attorney's office called it a "public works disaster of biblical proportions," but no charges were filed.

After a two-year investigation, Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley found earlier this year that it was "a public works disaster of biblical proportions," but filed no charges of criminal wrongdoing.

He also published two children's books and two nonfiction works: "Disaster by Oil" (1973), about the environmental danger of oil spills, and "Men, Money and Magic" (1976), a biography of Dorothy Schiff, the society doyenne and longtime publisher of The New York Post.

Not having been professionally or psychologically trained in working disasters of such magnitude, inner strength and numbness enabled me to carry out my duties without falling apart emotionally as I stoically confirmed their worst nightmare.

The social ecological system concept of resilience is now used in much interdisciplinary work on disaster and hazards research, according to Klein et al. (2004), who reviewed its emergence in the disaster literature.

Red Cross and Red Crescent societies work on disaster relief.

Part of this relationship has involved regular short-term visits by American military forces for joint training, humanitarian work and disaster response.