Sentence examples for damage buildings from inspiring English sources

"In one sense, creep is our enemy, since it can damage buildings and infrastructure," Allen told me.

The Nepalese government has officially said it does not want the Chinooks deployed because they were too big and could damage buildings when taking off and landing.

When moisture in the atmosphere reacts with these gases, acids such as sulfuric acid are produced and fall to Earth as wet acid deposition (acid rain)—an agent that can damage buildings and crops and cause water pollution.

He said there were plenty of places nearby or across San Francsico Bay that could give rise to an earthquake powerful enough to damage buildings in the northern Hayward Fault area.

If there is a ground fight for Baghdad, the new air strategy will involve using smaller bombs to reduce the threat of civilian casualties, more laser-guided weapons -- which are more accurate than satellite-steered munitions -- and even concrete bombs that can disable a target but not cause a blast that could kill civilians or damage buildings, Air Force officials said.

The mass movement caused structural damage (buildings' collapse), and destruction of utility lines (gas, water and electricity) and roads.

A statistical analysis was applied to calculate the probability of building damage based on the damage building inventory data.

Most of the studies focus only human health damages due to air pollution and ignores injure crops and forest, damage building materials, visibility degradation and ecosystem.

Television footage from the scene also showed damaged buildings.

The tornado damaged buildings at the southern edge of the campus.

About 300 constructions specialists conducted a preliminary inspection to mark damaged buildings in the region.