Sentences with phrase «aftermath of a disaster»

But we can not sidestep the hard questions: Is giving in the immediate aftermath of a disaster sufficient?

She has studied the effects of 9/11 and more recently the Boston Marathon bombing, linking repeated media exposure in the early aftermath of the disaster to greater acute stress than being directly at or near the marathon.

The daily outage reports are meant to «provide situational awareness in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.»

For all his missteps in the aftermath of the disaster that struck New Orleans on his watch, it's hard to imagine Mr. Bush taking a similar line toward the victims of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

The Most Rev Justin Welby's remarks came after Theresa May apologised for the failures by local and national government in the aftermath of the disaster.

Mr Cameron's speech criticised The Sun newspaper for its coverage of the aftermath of the disaster and the former editor, Kelvin MacKenzie, issued an apology to the people of Liverpool.

United at the cathedral The photo below depicts one of the many gatherings which took place in the aftermath of the disaster.

Off the pitch, the support he provided to the Hillsborough families in the immediate aftermath of the disaster and in the years since underlines both his commitment to Liverpool fans and the people of Merseyside.

In the aftermath of disasters out of our control, we marry, we divorce, we make babies, we start affairs or end them, we act reckless, we settle down, we become religious or lose our faith, we self - destruct, we make promises or we break them — all with a sense of urgency and passion.

Writing for The Telegraph, Jane Merrick stated that «that the aftermath of this disaster casts serious doubt on her political and humanitarian instincts».

Professor Eleonora Rohland, author of the historical perspective, notes that although lessons may be learned in the aftermath of disasters, these may be disrupted by changing political regimes or migration of parts of the population, which are no longer willing to adapt.

And as Neria and his co-authors noted in their paper, «In the immediate aftermath of disasters, it may be both inappropriate and unethical for researchers to assess some of [the] key variables related to exposure [and] short - term outcomes.»

Adding quests to tag damage in a virtual recreation of a stricken city means online gamers could help in the aftermath of a disaster — without leaving a game

Prompts encourage kids to write and draw about what they were doing when the quake struck, what happened to their homes, and whether they saw any people doing good deeds in the aftermath of the disaster, among other things.

In the aftermath of a disaster, homeowners often face an onerous choice: Hold off on repairs and live in limbo while awaiting a verdict on whether they qualify for a buyout or start investing in reconstruction so they have a place to live in the interim.

Aftershock Nepal took students from Bournemouth University and sent them to Kathmandu to report on the aftermath of the disaster and, more importantly, to challenge traditional crisis journalism by capturing the voices of Nepalese people who were dealing with life, loss, and repair after the earthquake.

Is it sensible to make these decisions in the aftermath of a disaster?

Germany is the largest country to announce that it will forgo generating nuclear power in the aftermath of the disaster at the Fukushima plant in Japan.

«In the aftermath of disasters, most people focus on mental health issues like PTSD,» said Hiroyuki Hikichi, research fellow at Harvard Chan School and lead author of the study.

The study was the first to look at dementia as a potential health risk in the aftermath of a disaster.

Roxane Cohen Silver of the University of California, Irvine, has been using online surveys to study how people cope with trauma in the aftermath of disaster.

The latter scenes combine a haunting look at the aftermath of the disaster, including one special effect shot immediately afterward that is frightening.

As well as the four deaths, the school's original site was unusable in the aftermath of the disaster.

However, while Japan is still grappling with the aftermaths of the disaster, it seems the tragic events in the island nation have had no adverse impact on the iPad 2's supply lines or inventory.

Andrew Wilson's Shadow of the Titanic looks for meaning in the aftermath of the disaster, following up on survivors «after the glare of attention had dimmed.»

A controversial story of the aftermath of disaster, long after conflict is over and the dead are long buried.

Keep a close eye on them in the aftermath of a disaster, especially if fences or gates have been damaged.

Dr. Crawford assisted numerous shelters, including some temporary shelters set up in the aftermath of disasters, in saving animals» lives through comprehensive outbreak response.

Even cats who typically have multiple caregivers in the community are often left on their own in the aftermath of disasters.

In the aftermath of the disaster, aid was slow to trickle into the islands, causing a shortage of vital supplies like pet food.

In a petition supported by more than 118,000 people, we called upon the city of Houston's lead animal agency, the Houston SPCA, to commit to those lifesaving no - kill principles in the aftermath of disasters, including:

Monahan and Hunter were trained by the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, which partners rescue dogs with firefighters, and trains them to find survivors buried in the aftermath of disasters.

Our goal is always to keep pets and their people together, and in the aftermath of a disaster, we know people need their pets more than ever.

Historically, animals had not be taken into account when governments were dealing with emergency situations, but the aftermath of disasters like Hurricane Katrina led to the inclusion of animals in disaster response plans.

Are you prepared to continue practicing in the aftermath of a disaster?

Disaster Planning Resources AVMA Disaster Preparedness for Veterinary Practices Are you prepared to continue practicing in the aftermath of a disaster?

While most admit that some degree of discounting can help for the short term, if destinations and the people and businesses in the tourism industry that they support are going to fully rebound, they need to effectively reinvent themselves in the aftermath of disaster.

The students chose the show's title, Flameproof, as an expression of their determination that — even in the aftermath of a disaster — their creativity will thrive.

For nearly a decade, Kobaslija has painted the aftermath of disasters on - site through a rigorous process of plein air sketching, whether in Fukushima after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, or in Staten Island after Hurricane Sandy.

Some have been established in the aftermath of disasters or large societal and political shifts: Prospect New Orleans was founded, in part, as a tool to regenerate the cultural economy of the city after Hurricane Katrina, and the Gwangju Biennial was founded in response to the repression of civilians during the Gwangju Democratization Movement in South Korea.

This animation conveys the futility of digging out in the aftermath of a disaster, its origins unclear.

Skarstedt Gallery, Aya Takano, I had a dream, in the aftermath of the disaster, water was gushing out from the mountains, and formed a pond (2011)

While the systems will be tied to the grid, they will also provide back - up solar energy that could be used in the aftermath of a disaster.

He started a foundation with the initial goal of bringing humanitarian relief; but the journalist in him saw the power of storytelling in connecting the environment's health and grassroots activism, which was gaining momentum in the aftermath of the disaster.

It is imperative the science is clearly presented to inform the media and enable them to fulfil their role as information brokers, and to support decision - making by communities, planners, and policy - makers, especially during the window of opportunity in the aftermath of disaster when important decisions are beingtaken on rebuilding efforts including around climate resilience and risk reductions measures.