Significados de natural calamity en inglés

Then what persuasion had been unable to accomplish was brought about by a natural calamity.

Augustus's appetite was a kind of natural calamity.

Mr Modi offered his support to Australia, saying we are "bravely facing this unprecedented natural calamity".

The Stern Report called for urgent action now to avoid a self-inflicted natural calamity and a resulting world recession.

Common to both was an element of overwhelming violence: the one an inescapable natural calamity, the other an avoidable man-made disaster.

A statement from the foreign ministry said: "Some foreign nationals are reported to have been affected in the natural calamity."

It would be used in the event Anderson Air Force Base in Guam is rendered inoperable due to attack or natural calamity.

These materials were being ordered by firms located within nations that had been hit by crop blight, livestock disease, or similar natural calamity.

Now they are once again on the frontlines, dealing with a natural calamity which has killed at least 32,500.

To what extent is the modern progress in sanitation due to natural calamities?

Two powerful nations have been vitally affected by natural calamities.

Bangladesh is already prone to natural calamities, she said.

In 2008, natural calamities killed 235,000 people and affected 214 million more.

Even if we know natural calamities are happening, we don't often feel it, see it or smell it.

Earlier this month, Hiscox increased its reserves for potential claims from the natural calamities by roughly $40 million.

Typhoon Winnie is the latest in a series of natural calamities to afflict the country in the past few years.