Sentence examples for because of tornado from inspiring English sources

May God's grace be known through our serving". Phone lines for several churches and pastors were not working Monday afternoon because of tornado damage, but churches and ministers around the country are sending help and prayers via the Internet.

Phone lines for several churches and pastors were not working Monday afternoon because of tornado damage, but churches and ministers around the country are sending help and prayers via the Internet.

On January 16, 2016, President Barack Obama signed an order declaring a state of emergency in Flint, Michigan.[i] It was not because of a tornado or hurricane, flooding or landslides, as was the case in South Carolina or Mississippi a few weeks before, or any other natural disaster.[ii] Rather, it was a response to a government created health crisis caused by contaminated water.

Nathaniel Fixberry, an Air Force staff sergeant, said he is assigned to Moody Air Force Base, some 20 miles away, and drove to the scene with a friend after Fixberry's wife, Kathleene, was called into work at South Georgia Medical Center in Valdosta, Ga., to deal with a "mass casualty event" because of the tornado.

FedEx service was disrupted due to flight delays and closed roads, all because of the tornado damage in surrounding areas.

"And that's why we're nicknamed the City of Champions, it's because of the tornado, not because our hockey team, the Edmonton Oilers.

However, due to precautions enacted because of the tornado forecast, no injuries were reported, and damage totals could have been much higher.

Fujita's detailed maps of tornado tracks were hand-drawn, reportedly because he did not trust computers for such fine-scale work.

About 80 percent of tornado warnings are false alarms, Professor Chandrasekar said, because officials have to guess.

The sniff of tornado on the air.

Records of tornado occurrences are fragmentary for many areas, making estimates of global tornado frequency difficult.