Sentence examples for an effective evacuation from inspiring English sources

Is an effective evacuation plan even conceivable, given the number of people in the area?

A recent report left open the possibility that an effective evacuation plan could exist; however, practically speaking, it's hard to see how.

In doing so, while incorporating evacuation time considerations, we also take a cost perspective in designing an effective evacuation network.

That experience taught her that to lay the foundation for an effective evacuation, the city had to convince people that life-threatening storms were possible in the city and that should they choose to stay behind, they were also putting at risk the lives of emergency responders who might have to rescue them.

This gives a more effective evacuation (by distension) of the valved vessels of the calf than by contraction of the gastrocnemius muscle.

It was clear that VELD had barely anything, if at all, in place for a smooth and effective evacuation.

There is a broad body of literature on effective evacuation planning.

Effective evacuation routes in the case of a large-scale subway fire were studied.

That an airport the size of LAX appears to have no effective evacuation plan is infuriating.

Access to such a tool can improve the capability of planners in the formulation of effective evacuation plans to help emergency service workers and first responders direct the population at risk in the most efficient manner to safer grounds during crisis.

Real-time evacuation planning models could be used for effective evacuation purposes.