Sentence examples for because of typhoon from inspiring English sources

Ostensibly, the summit was cancelled because of Typhoon Utor, which hit the Philippines this week, causing several deaths.

More than 5,000 people lost their lives because of typhoon Haiyan, and hundreds of thousands were left displaced, without food, water or shelter.

Officials had earlier feared the Britannia would be unable to sail because of Typhoon Ellen, which brushed past the area today.

The lake's surface rises as high as 10 feet (3 metres) in spring because of melting snow and spring rains and in autumn because of typhoon rains.

The drills, originally scheduled for the first week of September, were postponed because of a typhoon.

But the exercise, scheduled to begin on Tuesday, was postponed because of a typhoon.

aWater outages because of typhoons and floods were excluded.

Because the core of Typhoon Haiyan was deep and tight, higher spatial resolution was necessary for horizontal and vertical convection of the air.

All schools here in Leyte [Philippines] are damaged and washed out because of the typhoon.

"Recently, fruits and vegetable were very high because of the typhoon and flooding a few weeks ago.

The biggest increase was in vegetable prices, which surged 19.8percentt from September 2001 because of a typhoon that damaged crops.