Examples of using Disaster can in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Disaster can strike at any time and often without warning.
From floods to wildfires to terrorist attacks, disaster can strike at any time.
A disaster can strike your nation, your state, or even the house of your next door neighbor.
Animals left behind in a disaster can easily be lost or injured.
From arson to the spilling of hazardous materials, a disaster can strike at any moment.
At any moment, a disaster can occur capable of turning a beautiful panorama of natural magnificence into an explosive wall of destruction.
Pets left behind in an emergency or disaster can easily be injured, lost or killed.
It means that people fleeing their homes to escape war, persecution or disaster can keep in touch with family members or trace missing relatives through the Movement's global Restoring Family Links network.
Animals left behind in a disaster can be injured, lost, or killed.
Animals left behind in a disaster can be easily lost, injured, or killed.
Disasters can strike at any time, almost always without warning.
The data also reveals that disasters can have a significant financial impact on SMBs.
Because disaster could be waiting around the very next corner.
Disasters can have a significant financial impact on SMBs.
Disasters can still happen.
What type of disaster could happen near your home?
Disasters can be natural or anthropogenic(caused by human activity).
What sort of disaster could occur in your area?
It found that disasters can have a significant financial impact on SMBs.
There's always a chance that disaster could strike.
Material and economic losses generated by these disasters can shake(almost) any economy.
Disasters can strike anywhere and at any time, and have long been a source of fascination.
He was 58 and is survived by his wife, Yoko, and three sons."IfYoshida wasn't there, the disaster could have been much worse”, said Reiko Hachisuka, head of a business group in Okuma town. Former Prime Minister Naoto Kan tweeted a tribute,“I bow in respect for his leadership and decision-making".[8].
