Sentences with phrase «disaster as»

We have a bunch of Christmas stuff out, but the house is a disaster as always.

My house looks more like a disaster as a painting kitchen cabinet project planned for earlier in the year JUST started!

«Detached from rigorous analysis, intuition is a fickle and undependable guide — it is as likely to lead to disaster as to success.

Canadians are more conservative in their lending practices, not resulting in the same subprime disaster as witnessed in the U.S.,» says Robert Tatomir, broker of record and owner of Future Homes & Real Estate Ltd. in Leamington, Ont.

There was a need to develop ways to rapidly disseminate resiliency principles to those who had been affected by the disaster as well as training for professionals in the management of clinical responses to trauma.

Hopefully, Samsung has learned its lesson with the Note 7 disaster as it gears up for the launch of the Galaxy S8 next year.

I trust Gogi completely but if Mi is not planning dual camera then it will be real disaster as thats the norm now.

Windows 8 was, more or less, a disaster as far as design is concerned.

We all want to avoid any disaster as best as possible.

However, you still need to act fast before and during the disaster as well.

While you focus on moving forward after a disaster as quickly and efficiently as possible, your Palo Alto provider will handle the financial repercussions including assessing the damage and providing compensation for you loss.

Using Travel Guard's Gold plan as an example, they define a natural disaster as «a flood, hurricane, tornado, earthquake, fire, wildfire, volcanic eruption, or blizzard that is due to natural causes».

the claim arises from an extraordinary catastrophe or disaster as declared by the Board of the Insurance Council of Australia;

The Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill is a mixed bag of reforms with many having the appearance of being designed in haste — always a recipe for disaster as far as criminal justice legislation is concerned.

Squire Sanders legacy UK firm Hammond Suddards has been named in an independent report into the Hillsborough football disaster as having recommended the «review and alteration» of handwritten accounts by police officers in the wake of the tragedy.

With seven subway tunnels utterly deluged with water, the head of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Joe Lhota, said that the system had never faced a disaster as devastating as it has with Sandy.

TransCanada wants to run the pipe all the way to Houston, but there is significant opposition, and worry that it might leak and cause a disaster as well.

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Strong efforts have been made, particularly by the State of Louisiana authorities, to understand the disaster as a chance to reduce the vulnerability of marginalized groups within the evacuee population.

Kenya, a country of vast beauty and natural resources, is plagued by water and power shortages and is headed for ecological disaster as a result of greed and corruption, asserts... Read More

LCFS will be a complete disaster as outlined now.

Kenya, a country of vast beauty and natural resources, is plagued by water and power shortages and is headed for ecological disaster as a result of greed and corruption, asserts 1992 Goldman Prize winner and 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai.

Politics mixing with private industry is a recipe for disaster as proven by these failures.

The Scripps Howard Awards for the best journalism of 2012 today also recognized The Dilbit Disaster as a finalist in the environmental reporting category.

The Carmichael Mine will most likely be an economic disaster as well.

Germany increased burning of lignite coal for exports as JE says, and as a bridge after nuclear was taken offline after the Fukushima disaster as follows.

New York City and the communities downstream of one of the city's reservoirs in the Catskills may have dodged a disaster as the swirling remains of Hurricane Irene dumped between 9 and 13 inches of rain across the valleys feeding that part of the city's water supply.

Instead of facing the challenge, joining the good fight, working for prosperity and justice, you just write off the growing disaster as inevitable.

Rudyard Kipling once described Triumph and Disaster as «Imposters, both».

Rudyard Kipling once described Triumph and Disaster as «Impostors, Both».

My last sale (8 months ago) was a disaster as the picture was held up at customs; after a lot of stress and umpteen e mails I had to give a full refund so when the picture did finally arrive I had made a loss and had given away a picture.

Traveling to the island by plane is likely to end in disaster as forces surrounding the land mass destabilise any aircraft entering the perimeter.

Breakups in the video game industry are never easy, but they are rarely as epic a disaster as the story of Hideo Kojima and Konami.

The micro-console concept proved to be just as big a disaster as the Ouya itself.

That will most likely be the case though because to omit that would just spell disaster as they know everyone wants a release date already.

Upon Calamity Ganon's return, events rapidly took a turn to disaster as Ganon used its powers to take over Hyrule Castle, and to corrupt both the Guardians and the Divine Beasts.

But also from experience, I know that when a natural disaster strikes (or any other kind of disaster, for that matter), an emergency fund goes a long way to preventing financial disaster as well.

Trustees are to consider the income loss, increased expenses, and other effects of a natural disaster as «special circumstances» that may allow a debtor who doesn't otherwise pass the means test to qualify for Chapter 7.

Definitely within reason, debt allows us to live a wonderful life but if you go overboard it can be a total disaster as it has in the United States.

Lost sales, angry stores, lost profits — a disaster as far as the industry was concerned.

In fact, the reading experience on Nook Glowlight eReader is not such a disaster as it is directly compared with Kindle Paperwhite.

By 2010, Subaru was routinely selling about 250 Tribecas a month, which is about as close to a sales disaster as you can get.

We could only hope that the hurricane might produce another «disaster as opportunity» event to whisk Vallas, the supereduhero, far, far away

Arne Duncan has been a disaster as education secretary.

This resource contains the Deep Water Horizon disaster as a case study to explore the impact of business on the environment, and the world of coffee, the world's second highest traded commodity.

For example, the third Men In Black film, although not as big a disaster as the critics made it out to be, should have been a lot better.

Not so much a disaster as a waste of inherently intriguing potential, this take on The Dark Tower isn't going to win over a lot in the way of fans, and as such I can't help but think we're not going to be seeing further battles between Roland and the Man in Black anytime soon.

Greece, Spain, Italy and other countries flirted with disaster as interest rates spiked, forcing the debtor nations to accept austerity programs.

Disaster as Maggie Cheung becomes the first actor to be nominated twice in the same category in one year, only to split the vote and allow Frances McDormand to sneak away with the Endy.

The British actress Rosamund Pike, alas, is a disaster as Kuhlmann.