Sentence examples for damage radar from inspiring English sources

Based on a survey of the damage, radar imagery and eyewitness reports, the National Weather Service in Fort Worth issued a report that indicated a microburst hit the Irving, Tex., area, causing winds of nearly 70 miles per hour near the ground, although the wind speeds closest to the ground — meaning those affecting the upper parts of the practice facility — might have been even higher.

As you awaken from your cryo-chamber aboard the Von Braun, a damaged radar dish careens into a window, causing the cabin to depressurize.

As you awaken from your cryo-chamber aboard the Von Braun, a damaged radar dish careers into a window, causing the cabin to depressurise.

Financial help is coming soon, however: Earlier this year, Congress passed a $50 billion storm relief bill that includes funding to cover the approximately $2 million cost of restoring the damaged radars.

A final count, and a final estimate of the number of extremely damaging storms, must await more thorough inspections of damage and radar, he said.

While the Houthis could have outfitted the Qasef-1s with explosives or used them for surveillance, Emirati officials indicated to CAR that they were simply purposed as kamikaze vehicles in a bid to damage the radar stations utilized by U.S.-made Patriot surface-to-air missile batteries.

But they had to move resources to clear badly damaged ports, radar navigation systems and clear debris from roads before any of those supplies reached Puerto Rico.

Strong winds damaged a radar system and lights along the runway of the Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, though most airport facilities received light damage.

They are seeking millions of dollars in damages from radar equipment manufacturers, whom they accuse of failing to warn of health risks.

The emergency shelters were ill-provisioned and overcrowded.Getting the stranded tourists home was a slow job, hampered by damage to the radar and terminal at Cancún airport.

By late August the Germans had lost more than 600 aircraft, the RAF only 260, but the RAF was losing badly needed fighters and experienced pilots at too great a rate, and its effectiveness was further hampered by bombing damage done to the radar stations.