Sentence examples for coastline damaging from inspiring English sources

Superior's slush ice was temperamental that winter, chewing up the coastline, damaging bulkheads.

Along the Louisiana coastline, damage largely resembled that of a Category 2 hurricane.

Inland from the immediate coastline, damage was mostly limited to isolated fresh-water flooding, downed trees, and power outages; overall damage was widespread but fairly light, and six structures were destroyed across the state.

Coral reefs also protect coastlines from damaging storms.

France's Côte d'Azur was struggling today to retain its seasonal spirit after huge waves and strong winds left the coastline badly damaged a week before the world's rich and famous are due to arrive for the 63rd Cannes film festival.

High waves from Gordon severely eroded beaches along the state's eastern coastline, and damaged coral and artificial reef systems.

High waves eroded northern coastlines and damaged lagoons.

The storm delivered similarly severe damage along Marlin Beach within the vicinity of Cairns, washing away stretches of its coastline, unroofing two residences, damaging 13 other structures, and overturning power lines.

According to Derek Staples of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), some 80% of the fishing vessels along Sri Lanka's coastline have been damaged—half of them irreparably.

Along the coastline, the floods damaged maize and bean crops.

Environmental groups, including Ireland's Green Party, have complained the wall would damage coastline ecology and harm wildlife.