Sentence examples for beach damage from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, he is among the coastal scientists who have been recruited to help assess beach damage caused by the groins, a prospect he said was "just so depressing".

He said that according to his records, there have been about a dozen days in each of the last few winters when the winds were coming in from the northeast at 25 miles an hour or more, which he considers a benchmark for possible beach damage.

When international tourists were surveyed about the impact of climate change on Australia's beaches, up to 23percentt of them said they were likely to switch destinations if they'd been aware of beach damage.

Nor is everyone on the same page about the Queens railway's destiny; at least one elected official has called for a simultaneous study of reviving the rail line to provide better train service to the increasingly popular Rockaway beaches, damaged as they might be in the short term by Hurricane Sandy.

The storm surge led to beach erosion, damage to piers, and flooded roadways, with damage from the surge amounting to around $1 million (2003 USD, $USDSD).

Overall, with the exception of the severe beach erosion, damage was minimal.

Headlines trumpet "100-Mile Hurricane Brings Death and Havoc to Long Island" and "Hurricane Takes Heavy Toll Here: Beach Houses Damaged as Many Flee for Lives; All of Long Island Is Hit".

Of Thailand's beach destinations damaged by the 2004 tsunami wave, the area around Khao Lak suffered the most.

Beach erosion damaged coastal roads, leaving debris and marsh behind when the storm passed.

In front of the Crystal Coast Civic Center, fabriform, installed to stabilize the beach, was damaged by the storm, resulting in significant beach erosion.

"The two Spanish destroyers fell out of the action quickly and beached themselves, damaged heavily.