Sentence examples for cyclone damage from inspiring English sources

The damaged airstrip – it is said to be crumbling – is not due to cyclone damage, but rather degradation over time and government delays in upgrading.

It includes a review of whether the pattern of tree cover, which is influenced by geophysical and socio-cultural factors, mitigates or exacerbates cyclone damage.

The results of the study show that although the relationship is complex, trees appear to have a role to play in ameliorating cyclone damage under certain conditions.

Mr. Webb, "an American attorney who has been living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, for approximately ten months," sent us this photograph of cyclone damage at the Yangon airport, taken on Monday morning.

A cyclone damage risk-cost-benefit analysis is then used to assess the economic viability of strengthening existing houses to post-1980 construction quality for temporal changes in economic risks for two scenarios: (i) retrofitting pre-1980 houses to post-1980 qualimmediatelytely after they experience cyclone damage, or (ii) rate of growth of the proportion of post-1980 construction.

Soon afterwards, there were leaks about disunity in Mr Abbott's political ranks, over his proposals to cut spending on reconstruction work after the recent flood and cyclone damage in Queensland.

In December 1974 a cyclone damaged or destroyed nearly all of the city; two-thirds of the residents were evacuated.

The majority of building structural losses during the past few decades has been due to wind induced damage, especially tropical cyclone damages.

The cyclone damaged 90% of the water facilities across the archipelago.

In Fenoarivo Atsinanana, seven people died, and the cyclone damaged or destroyed 17 bridges.

Further inland, the cyclone damaged bridges and roads, leaving some areas isolated.