Sentence examples for work disasters from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

Scan his peer-reviewed work on disasters and climate-related hazards before drawing your bow.

Pou and her team have argued that we should not second-guess doctors and should instead grant them broad legal immunity for their work during disasters.

Renowned for their rescue work after disasters in Turkey, Greece and Armenia, the Israelis had sent a 120-person rescue and hospital team in the days after the earthquake.

CJ's charm is that her success is fueled by her humanity: crying at work, PR disasters and wardrobe malfunctions are all part of the journey.