Calamities in a sentence

It represents a 20 per cent increase on the previous year, with an unprecedented number fleeing in search of safety and shelter due to conflicts and climate calamities.

Note that the chart above assumes no new pandemics or other calamities that would disrupt the economy and damage federal finances.

The resulting plan and outcome scenarios can then be cross-referenced with actuarial probabilities of health or other calamities in order to help the client get a feel for the relative likelihoods of various scenarios.

This framework, the central bank said, will also rationalise the existing prudential norms to implement resolution plans in respect of exposures affected by natural calamities.

Chairing the meeting, the DC said through the 7th mock exercise in Nagaland, everyone must learn to be prepared at actual situations when earthquakes and other natural calamities happen.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav announced a financial aid package of Rs 20 crore each for Tripura and Kerala, which are reeling under severe natural calamities.

Ruling on the current heatwave and such events in the future, it also said India should begin declaring them “national calamities”.

The company has been presenting shows for 92 years now, with only a few seasons off for calamities like World War II and the coronavirus pandemic.

After all, recorded history is an unbroken sequence of glorious triumphs and achievements but also of disappointing defeats and tragic calamities.

A multipurpose shelter for people affected by natural calamities coming up at Madhur in Kasaragod district.

As in any country as unequal as the United States, the calamities of are not shared equally.

Ms Katontoka observed that this will not only help in knowing the number of people in the village but help in times of calamities.

One will always find a way to benefit themselves in someone else’s calamities.

The research and success in dealing with nature’s proclivities and calamities is beginning to shift from artisans in disheveled, stained work clothes in field laboratories to trained scientists in crisp, spotless lab coats in science laboratories.

Will we learn them in time, before the next calamities, both the unpredictable and the predictable ones like climate change?

She is responsible for all the calamities that have befallen her family and the death of fellow villagers.

That could happen by the end of this year, because when things go wrong, the pace of calamities usually accelerates.

The insurance scheme is supposed to provide insurance coverage and financial support to farmers in the event of failure of any of notified crop as a result of natural calamities, pests and diseases.

These objects are said to be anointed so that they protect the wearer from calamities and malicious deeds.

Thus, such rituals are well known for averting sickness, misfortunes, warfare, natural calamities and harm by evil spirits.