Sentence examples for cannot be evacuated from inspiring English sources
"But the fact of the matter is, Long Island still cannot be evacuated," a key factor in the plant's closing.
The supplies included drugs and diagnostic equipment for the station's staff doctor, who recently found a lump in her breast and cannot be evacuated until late October (ScienceNOW, 8 July 1999).
"But what I'm most concerned about is the plight of the people still on the mountain top, whether they are one or 500, those people should be evacuated and we should know why they cannot be evacuated, what the problems are".
What should be done with those ICU patients who cannot be evacuated from those crippled ICU units?
For example, he likens human existence on Earth - isolated as the planet is in space, whereby people cannot be evacuated to relieve population pressure and resources cannot be imported to prevent accelerated depletion of resources - to life at sea on a small boat isolated by water.
If however, you cannot be evacuated from near the impact site, you will have to go into a nuclear bunker that you may have to share.
Those who cannot get a ticket will be evacuated on a Foreign Office-chartered flight costing £260.
And he patiently explains to a junior reporter one of those house rules which arbiters of newspaper style cling to with fierce persnicketiness: a building can be "evacuated," he instructs, but you cannot evacuate people.
Simple comparisons of rates of psychiatric disorders between adults evacuated or not evacuated as children cannot be interpreted as the causal effects of evacuation unless it is assumed that both groups were equally likely to be evacuated.
You will all be evacuated".
