Sentences with phrase «tsunami wipes»

Enjoy one of these diverse super sport sedans before government - mandated hybrids or the next economic tsunami wipes out your ability to get one.

So when a tsunami wipes out 200,000 people and leaves millions homeless and creates 100,000 + orphaned children, that is somehow suppose to be for the good (the good of who)?

How should her family prepare for the future when worldwide tsunamis wipe out the coasts, earthquakes rock the continents, and volcanic ash blocks out the sun?

Not exact matches

Just a few years prior, a tsunami had struck their manufacturing plant in Asia and wiped it out completely.

Economics: 1) Financial Tsunami — The global financial restructuring that seemingly swept out of nowhere, wiping out trillions of dollars of assets, in a matter of months.

Religion is about ignoring the fact that hundreds of thousands if innocents were wiped out in the last two Tsunamis.

And he must have seen the tears of every sadness — hunger and loneliness, sickness and loss, injustice and fear, tsunami and drought, rape and war — acknowledged and cherished and wiped away.

Change said he's opposes to boosting the minium wage to $ 15 an hour, calling such an increase a «tsunami» that will wipe out jobs.

The effects of the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004 are only too well known: It knocked the hell out of Aceh Province on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, leveling buildings, scattering palm trees, and wiping out entire villages.

Researchers have used computer models to show that tsunamis from rare kilometer - sized asteroids could wipe out entire coasts, but no one had studied the hazards posed by smaller impacts.

A collapse or giant rockslide crashing into the water would create a tsunami big enough to wipe out the town.

The impact pushes the moon off its axis into a closer rotation with the earth causing immediate and massive tsunamis that wipe out millions.

Pinterest animations of Hokusai's famous tsunami wave fill the screen, followed swiftly by shots of fearless surfers wiping out in the most giant of tubes.

In a perfect world with no market downturns that wipe out more flippers than a Japanese tsunami, you could make $ 350k to $ 450k in a ten year period.