Sentence examples for consequences of hurricane from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, Congress gave the Corps $5.4 billion "for necessary expenses related to the consequences of Hurricane Sandy"—much more than it has spent on beaches since nourishment began.
Earlier this year, Congress gave the Corps $5.4 billion "for necessary expenses related to the consequences of Hurricane Sandy" — much more than it has spent on beaches since nourishment began.
"Wide Awake" was an attack on the Bush administration's failure to act over the consequences of Hurricane Katrina.
Sandra Honore, the U.N. envoy for Haiti, said the health consequences of Hurricane Matthew "cannot be overestimated".
Consider the consequences of Hurricane Katrina, which battered the Gulf Coast in 2005, followed closely by Hurricane Rita.
My mother lives in Houston and is very familiar with the destructive force and consequences of hurricanes.
Studies by the service have also led to prevention of birth defects; improved infection control in hospitals; reduced the threat of serious illness from toxic strains of E. coli in hamburger meat; assessed the risks of cancer from oral contraceptives; and shown effective ways to deal with the health consequences of hurricanes, floods and other natural disasters.
Baez and Santos (2007) estimate that as a consequence of Hurricane Mitch in Nicaragua, child labor force participation increases in 8.5 percentage points (p.p).
How Hurricane Irene may have looked if the planet's weather systems were controlled by Michael Bay (via) It's currently believed that at least 44 people lost their lives as a direct consequence of Hurricane Irene this weekend.
The consequences were disastrously manifest during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
