Sentence examples for damage electricity from inspiring English sources

Explanations at the time included: cold or exhaustion causing reflex spinal cord damage; electricity cause by friction on compression; or organ congestion; and vascular stasis caused by decompression.

However, medical emergency services, especially surgical operations and referral systems, were not always available during storm and flood seasons due to building damage, electricity outages, or inadequate professional staff.

Prolonged heavy rains have also damaged electricity and telephone poles, and many roads have become impassable.

We try to do what we can for people, try to fix damaged electricity or water networks, distribute aid to vulnerable people and other things.

This problem became much worse when heavy snow and ice over the past two weeks damaged electricity grids and cut power supplies to the rail networks in central China that carry the bulk of coal to power stations.

Damage was also reported on Grenada, where two bridges were damaged, electricity and telephone service was disrupted, and crops were affected as well.

An eruption of hot plasma from the sun, called a coronal mass ejection, which could do damage to electricity grids over an entire continent, might fit the bill.

Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution (SHEPD) said the strikes were the cause of the most damage to electricity supplies during the storm.

A non-exhaustive list of those potential impacts includes lava flows on public roads, damage to electricity infrastructure, contamination of water reservoirs, and breathing complications for anyone suffering from asthma.

The cause is the same – a downpour that damaged the electricity grid – but the response is completely different.

"We are facing difficulty in the relief operation because the blast also damaged an electricity transformer in the area," Mr. Shah said.