Sentence examples for area of devastation from inspiring English sources
"When there's a fire or an area of devastation, that provides an excellent bed of fertility for regrowth.
"This was the most extreme area of devastation in the community, and to drive down that street now shows how far East New York has come".
Ms. Cox and her husband, John, said they expected to find a more protracted area of devastation all around the disaster site, on this, their first trip to New York.
However, he also said Saturday's catastrophe was "a mirror image" of "a pretty devastating landslide" that happened on the same hill in 2006, "only back several hundred yards" – broadening the area of devastation to one square mile filled with dirt and splintered homes and trees.
Thousands of rescue workers combed the rubble of the World Trade Center and found several survivors, a fourth massive office building buckled across the street from the main area of devastation, and the stock markets announced they would remain closed for a third straight day before reopening Friday.
Dark blue dashed line delineates reported strong effects of the great 1505 event; largest blue diamonds and arrow reflect the areas of devastation (Jackson, 2002).
A growing trend in the field of volcanic hazard assessment is the use of computer models of a variety of flows to predict potential areas of devastation.
Reports from the area reveal a level of devastation that the government's fiscal-reform minister, Kaoru Yosano, estimates may cost more than the ¥10 trillion $120 billionn) of the Kobe quake, in which about 6,500 people died.
The Financial District has transformed in the decade since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, which initially turned the downtown area into a scene of devastation and turmoil.
T-Mobile reports good progress in restoring network service to areas in the path of devastation from Hurricane Sandy.
Psychological workers and policy makers may wish to examine problems from various perspectives to ensure that psychological services are appropriate in areas with different levels of devastation.
