act of God

She went into Paul and sat at his feet and heard him proclaim the mighty acts of God.

Namely, it's going to cost you a lot to insure some of the best vehicles on the road against accidents, liability, and acts of God.

Floods and other acts of God have had their effect, as has the global rise in wheat prices, but there are structural forces at work as well.

Terms and conditions of this agreement are void in the case of natural disaster or acts of God.

Earthquake deaths aren't "acts of God" -- they are the result of poverty and weak governance.

Exceptions include acts of God, the provider's scheduled downtime maintenance, or accidental cutting of the fiber optics line.

"I accumulated, as others might Hummel figurines, a variety of accidents, assaults and acts of God, " she recounts in The Opposite of Fate.

We hear about natural disasters and "acts of God" which wipe out crops, sometimes entire harvests, and cause millions of pounds of damage.

Tragedies at sea are often viewed as uncontrollable acts of God.

Earthquakes may be acts of God; they are also always political events.

The insurance policy does not cover acts of God.

Abandonment and abuse are not acts of God, they are failures of love.

Natural disasters are acts of nature, not acts of God.

He dreamed convenient acts of God.

Then there's death, illness, acts of god.

My daughter said that if disasters that kill lots of people are acts of God, why does He do it. I didn't know what to say.

What is your definition of acts of god?

Acts of God, war strikes, unavailability of telecommunications, inability to get supplies or equipment needed for the provision of the SLA

Denial of service due to client negligence and willful misconduct, network floods, and other acts of God