Sentence examples for destroyed area from inspiring English sources
JOPLIN, Mo. — As rescue workers continue to sift through the wreckage of this city piece by piece, hoping to unearth survivors and victims of a lethal tornado, local leaders have been wrestling with the difficult question of when to start cleaning up the destroyed area.
The physical risk factors, F RFi, are calculated using the net values of physical risk indicators; they can be the result of a deterministic or a probabilistic risk assessment, such as the number of casualties, the value of destroyed area, the pure risk premium (that is, the relative average annual loss), and so on (Lantada et al. 2010).
This was the most flooded and destroyed area in Katrina.
We will not be revisiting the city, Batiatus' ludus, or the destroyed area.
The TUNEL method revealed the existence of apoptosis in both the the necrotized area (2) and in the minimally destroyed area light-microscopically (3).
Disaster spatial zones describe the area at the center of disaster as "area totally destroyed", the immediate area around the disaster center as "partially destroyed area", and the area adjacent to the impact area as the "filter zone" [ 7].
Production from the destroyed areas made up about 4.5percentt of Greece's gross domestic product, placing them among the poorest in per capita production.
The proposed procedure is meant to assist engineers, spatial planners, or decision-makers involved in the development of high-risk areas or the reconstruction of destroyed areas.
Though city officials have blamed the delay on slow-to-come FEMA funds, it has allowed residents to work with urban planners from Auburn University on long-term recovery planning that could produce more resilient designs for destroyed areas.
Arnold decided to send a group of Caughnawagas, who were friendly to the Americans, with a demand that Forster release his prisoners and a threat that he would destroy area Indian villages if any of the prisoners were harmed.
Furthermore, the airport should not destroy areas of natural beauty or other significance.
